latrine

UK
/ləˈtriːn/
US
/ləˈtrin/

Translations

latrinenoun
latrines
pl
UK
/ləˈtriːn/
US
/ləˈtrin/
The soldiers were instructed to clean the latrine every morning.
Солдатам было приказано убирать латрины каждое утро.
Additional translations
latrineadjective
UK
/ləˈtriːn/
US
/ləˈtrin/
Used attributively as a noun modifier (e.g., "latrine duty").
latrinesnoun

latrine

latrines
pl
UK
/ləˈtriːnz/
US
/ləˈtrin(z)/
The soldiers built latrines near their camp.
Солдаты построили латрины рядом с лагерем.
Additional translations

Definitions

latrinenoun
A communal toilet or outhouse, especially in a camp or barracks.
The soldiers were instructed to use the latrine located at the edge of the camp.
A pit, trench, or other simple facility used as a toilet, especially in outdoor or primitive conditions.
They dug a latrine behind the cabin before the expedition began.
A site or pit habitually used by certain animals for defecation to mark territory.
Badgers deposit their droppings in a latrine near the entrance to their sett.
latrineadjective
Relating to, intended for, or suitable for use as a latrine.
Latrine duty was assigned to the new recruits.
latrinesnoun
A communal toilet or outhouse, especially in a camp or barracks.
The soldiers were instructed to use the latrines located at the edge of the camp.
A simple toilet facility, often a pit or trench, used in outdoor or temporary settings.
During the hiking trip, the group had to dig latrines for sanitation purposes.