toilet seat
toilet seat — noun
1. the hinged ring and cover that you sit on and close over a toilet bowl — the rin
the hinged ring and cover that you sit on and close over a toilet bowl — the ring supports your weight while you use the toilet, and the lid keeps the bowl covered when not in use.
Mei-Lin reminded her children to put the toilet seat down after using the bathroom.
collocation: put the toilet seat down
A crack ran across the old wooden toilet seat in the guest bathroom.
Ahmed replaced the broken toilet seat with a white plastic one from the hardware store.
Sofia lifted the toilet seat and scrubbed the hinges with a damp cloth.
- lavatory seat
British English term; less common in everyday speech than 'toilet seat'
- toilet lid
refers only to the hinged cover, not the ring you sit on
文法句型
the toilet seat
a toilet seat
toilet seat + verb
用法筆記
Commonly appears with verbs such as 'put down', 'lift up', 'close', and 'replace'. In many homes, keeping the toilet seat (lid) closed after flushing is considered good hygiene.