Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Urinate"

A: urinating means peeing(おしっこ)
urinate is the formal way to say it.

A: Urinate = formal
Pee = informal

A: おしっこするだけそのものがエレガントの正反対です。バレエダンサーがピルエットをしながら小便をするようなイメージする。可笑しい。　　「雅におしっこ」って感じです。

英語で、大体このような注意をするときは 'In consideration of others, please [try to / take care to] use the facilities in a clean manner.' あんまり直接的に言いません。ただ「綺麗に設備をご使用しましょう」というようなことを言う。
職場は違います。職場では、従業員用のトイレマナーに対して言うならばそういう礼儀は守らなくていいので、このような [Sign](https://www.freshandclean.net.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/fresh-and-clean-toilet-etiquette-posters-the-golden-rules.png) を貼ってもOKです。

Other signs: https://www.safetysign.com/bathroom-etiquette-signs

A: You are not allowed to urinate on the pavement even though you are drunk.

A: Recently, I have been urinating more frequently than before.

A: oops meant to poll unatural. using word "urinate" is abit too explicit. you can say "i need to pee","i need to use the bathroom/toilet"."nature calls" works too.

A: Mm I agree with Ranaii although if you want to say "I gotta pee" people normally just excuse there selfs..

You normally see it a lot more with women as men tend to be more blunt about it.

"Excuse me for a minute"
"Will you excuse me for a minute"
"Sorry I just need a minute"
"Sorry I'm just going to excuse myself, I'll be back in a moment"

All pretty much meaning I have to use the rest room/toilet or needing to take a phone call.. Just a general expression I guess..

Hope it helped in some way