toiletry
toiletry — noun
1. a small bag or case designed to hold personal cleaning and grooming products, us
a small bag or case designed to hold personal cleaning and grooming products, used mainly when travelling
Dario packed his toothbrush and razor into his toiletry before the morning flight.
collocation: pack + toiletry
Saira bought a new waterproof toiletry for her trip to the tropical beach resort.
collocation: waterproof + toiletry
Ramón's toiletry split open on the train, spilling shampoo across the floor.
Lotte opened her suitcase and found her toiletry crushed under a stack of books.
- toiletry bag
more explicit; the compound form is more common than 'toiletry' alone for the container
- wash bag
common in British English; slightly informal
- dopp kit
American English term, especially for a leather or canvas toiletry bag
文法句型
a + toiletry
toiletry + noun (e.g. toiletry bag)
常見錯誤
2. products such as soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and deodorant that people use to was
products such as soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and deodorant that people use to wash and care for their bodies
Ada packed her toiletries in a small plastic bag before going through airport security.
plural form: toiletries; collocation: pack toiletries
The hotel provides basic toiletries like shampoo and shower gel in every guest bathroom.
collocation: basic toiletries
Femi forgot his toiletries at home and bought new ones near the station.
Christopher keeps his toiletries in a small basket on the shelf above the bathroom sink.
Airlines now limit how much liquid toiletries passengers can carry in their hand luggage.
- personal care products
broader category that includes non-cleaning items like lotion and makeup
- grooming products
focuses on appearance-related items such as hair gel and cologne
- bathroom essentials
informal; covers basic items kept in a bathroom
文法句型
toiletries (plural)
pack + toiletries
basic + toiletries
用法筆記
Commonly used in the plural form 'toiletries'. This sense is significantly more common than the bag sense and is the meaning most English learners will encounter.