Vie Quotidienne - Se soulager

Découvrez des expressions idiomatiques anglaises liées à se soulager, y compris "spend a penny" et "cut the cheese".

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to [spend] a penny [Phrase]

to discharge urine from one's body

Ex: I 've been holding it in for a while ; I really need to spend a penny .

to [break] wind [Phrase]

to release gas from one's bowels through one's anus

Ex: She could n't help but giggle when her little brother accidentally broke wind during the family dinner .

to go to a bathroom in order to satisfy one's natural urge by urinating or defecating

Ex: During the long road trip , we had to make several stops to answer the call of nature .

to [cut] the cheese [Phrase]

to emit wind from one's anus

Ex: The class burst into laughter when someone discreetly cut the cheese during the silent test .

pit stop [nom]

arrêt technique

Ex: We made a pit stop for some food before getting back on the highway .

Nous avons fait un arrêt rapide pour manger avant de reprendre l'autoroute.

to [take] a leak [Phrase]

to get rid of waste liquid from one's body

Ex: After drinking so much water , I could n't wait to find a restroom and take a leak .

to [hold] {one's} water [Phrase]

to resist the urge to pass urine

Ex: We just transitioned our daughter out of diapers , and she 's having a very hard time holding her water so far .

Vie Quotidienne
Appetite	Boire & Fumer	Nourriture & Faim	Se soulager
Repos & Détente	Sleep	Amusement & Divertissement	Sourire et rire
Communication	Socializing	Expérimentation & Exploration	Habitude & Routine
Loisirs & Divertissement