Translation for 'toilet brush' from English to Italian

toilet brush

scopino {m} per WC

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brush

spazzola {f}

pennello {m}arte

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toilet

gabinetto {m} [bagno]

sage brush

assenzio {m} [genere Artemisia]bot.T

grooming brush

brusca {f} a setole lungheequit.

to brush sth.

spazzolare qc.

toilet bowl

tazza {f} del gabinetto

public toilet

gabinetto {m} pubblico

toilet [Br.]

bagno {m}

toilette {f}

toilet article

prodotto {m} per la cura del corpocosm.

toilet paper

carta {f} igienica

toilet lid

coperchio {m} del gabinetto

to brush (against) sth.

sfiorare qc.

to brush off sth.

spazzolare via qc.

to brush sb. aside

ignorare qn.

to flush the toilet

tirare l'acqua [del WC]

to flush (the toilet)

tirare lo sciacquone (del water)

brush-tailed rock-wallaby

wallaby {m} delle rocce dalle orecchie piccole [Petrogale penicillata]zool.T

to brush against each other

sfiorarsi

• He was president of the Dominion Toilet Brush Company and Dominion Coach Lines.
• Yang finds out that Miranda is really Saranoia, and he tries to use the Toilet Brush of Illumination to stop her.
• A toilet brush is a tool for cleaning a toilet bowl.
• In 2019, Ikea named a toilet brush after it.
• Toilets in Japan have very similar accessories as most toilets worldwide, including toilet paper, a toilet brush, a sink, etc.

• started on 9 November 2015 after a segment of the children's television programme "Fitileh", aired on 6 November on local state TV, depicted an Azeri speaking Iranian brushing his teeth with a toilet brush.
• Protesters adopted the toilet brush as a satirical symbol of defiance, after a video was circulated depicting a hooded man having a toilet brush confiscated by police, and also organised a pillow fight in St.
• In classical antiquity a "xylospongium" might be used as a toilet brush.
• Their live performances are also well known for extensive acts of instrument destruction where especially keyboarder Alf Ator used to deconstruct one or more electronic organs that he had been playing on with a toilet brush or similar before.
• Bristles are often used to make brushes for cleaning purposes, as they are strongly abrasive; common examples include the toothbrush and toilet brush.