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pee

verb (pee, pees, peed, peeing); noun (pee, a pee)

«pee» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. (informal) To pee is to let urine out of your body; to go to the toilet. tree →
  2. (noun) Pee is urine. tree →
  3. The name of the letter P. tree →

In the lessons

Used in everyday life with young children and families: "Do you need a pee?" It is informal; at school or with a doctor people often say "urinate" or "go to the toilet". Health: pale yellow pee usually means you are drinking enough water.

Examples

  • I need a pee before the car trip. tree →
  • The puppy peed on the carpet. tree →
  • Go for a pee before bed. tree →
  • Pale pee means you are drinking enough water. tree →
  • The doctor asked for a sample of pee. tree →
  • The baby peed in his nappy. tree →
  • "Pee" is how you say the letter P. tree →

Note

Informal word; polite or school words: urinate, urine, "go to the toilet / bathroom". Homophone: "pea" (a small green vegetable).

On Mova

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