water room
In China, there's usually a room in school where you get tap water. It's not the bathroom. It's just to get the tap water and maybe clean up your broom and mop and stuff. What should I call it?
water room? Tks.
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I'd also be puzzled by the term 'water room'. It sounds like a room full of water to me.
You could use the US phrase 'janitor's closet' as Ed suggests, or its UK equivalent 'caretaker's room'. Or perhaps 'utility room' ?
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Usually this room would be used by the person who cleans the school who is called the "janitor" and the room is the "janitor's closet".
"Water room" would not be used. If I heard it, I'd be puzzled about what you mean.
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in English languag there is no word for that kind of room. maybe water room is a good idea :D .
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I guess water room will be perfect :D
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