toiletries是什么意思

双语用例

• Whether cosmetics and toiletries normally used by the patient should be considered as chemical irritants is a matter for debate.

• This can be attributed to increasing standards of care such as avoiding nondisposable syringes and toiletries.

• Therefore, of the £40 that she was given—supposedly disregarded—she has only £8 a week left, with which she has to buy all her extras such as toiletries.

• Those products include food additives, soap, detergents, toiletries of all kinds, pesticides and industrial chemicals.

• But that is not a good enough reason for continuing the suffering caused by testing new superfluous toiletries and luxury goods.

• I welcome these lower prices which apply to a number of own brand foods and toiletries.

• The personal allowance is intended to enable residents to buy personal items such as toiletries, stationery, newspapers and other personal items.

• They are not there just to sell toiletries—they are more than a convenience store.