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WC - Übersetzung nach deutsch

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Wc; W.C.; WC (disambiguation); W.c.; Wc.; W C

WC         
WC, water closet, bathroom, toilet
flush tank         
  • [[Thomas William Twyford]] was one of the leading marketers of flush toilets in their first boom of popularity after the [[Great Exhibition]] of 1851.
  • 219x219px
  • The bowl drain is visible at the rear of the bowl, connected to the waste pipe.
  • [[Joseph Bramah]]'s improved version was the first practical flush toilet.
  • 220x220px
  • S-trap]], which laid the foundations for the modern flush toilet.
  • alt=Washout WC
  • A simplified cross-section through a siphonic toilet. The arrows show the flow of the flush water through the rim and jet into the bowl and out through the elongated S-shaped siphon.
  • A double-trap siphonic WC. Water enters at (A) pulling air into the aspirator (B) from the siphon leg (E) before passing into the rim (C) and into the pan (D). Water from the first trap in the bowl (F) is pushed through the siphon and out through the second trap (G) to the drain.
  • A flush toilet bowl during flushing action
  • Four common types of WC pan: washdown (figure 1); washout (figure 2); double-trap siphonic (figure 3); single-trap siphonic with jet (figure 4).
  • An elevated cistern produces a high-pressure flush using [[hydrostatic pressure]].
  • Roman]] public latrine found in the excavations of [[Ostia Antica]]
  • Reconstruction drawing showing the communal latrines in use, [[Housesteads Roman Fort]] (Vercovicium)
  • A simplified diagram of a siphonic WC cistern. The siphon is formed of a vertical pipe (1) that links the flush pipe (2) to a domed chamber (3). A perforated disc (4) covered by a flexible plate or flap (5) is joined by the siphon rod (6) to the flush lever (7).
  • Sloan pressure vessel
  • Flush toilets were widely available from the mid to late 19th century. Although [[Thomas Crapper]] did not invent the flush toilet, he was a leading manufacturer.
  • Typical sound of a flush toilet
  • Vacuum toilet in a train in Switzerland
  • [[George Jennings]] trademark on his manufactures
  • Spraying glaze onto a closet
TOILET THAT DISPOSES OF HUMAN EXCRETA BY USING WATER TO FLUSH IT
Water closet; Water toilet; Flushing toilet; Low Suite; Low suite; Toilet flushing; Water Closet; Watercloset; Valve closet; W/C; Water closets; Flushing Toilet; Western toilet; Shit shelf; Water-closet; 🚾; Washout toilet; German toilet; Flapper valve; Flush tank; 🅏; 🆏; Western commode; Seawater flushing; Raw water flushing; Siphon jet; Courtesy flush; Mercy flush; Flush Toilet; Flush toilets; Lavatory pan
Toilettenkasten
water closet         
  • [[Thomas William Twyford]] was one of the leading marketers of flush toilets in their first boom of popularity after the [[Great Exhibition]] of 1851.
  • 219x219px
  • The bowl drain is visible at the rear of the bowl, connected to the waste pipe.
  • [[Joseph Bramah]]'s improved version was the first practical flush toilet.
  • 220x220px
  • S-trap]], which laid the foundations for the modern flush toilet.
  • alt=Washout WC
  • A simplified cross-section through a siphonic toilet. The arrows show the flow of the flush water through the rim and jet into the bowl and out through the elongated S-shaped siphon.
  • A double-trap siphonic WC. Water enters at (A) pulling air into the aspirator (B) from the siphon leg (E) before passing into the rim (C) and into the pan (D). Water from the first trap in the bowl (F) is pushed through the siphon and out through the second trap (G) to the drain.
  • A flush toilet bowl during flushing action
  • Four common types of WC pan: washdown (figure 1); washout (figure 2); double-trap siphonic (figure 3); single-trap siphonic with jet (figure 4).
  • An elevated cistern produces a high-pressure flush using [[hydrostatic pressure]].
  • Roman]] public latrine found in the excavations of [[Ostia Antica]]
  • Reconstruction drawing showing the communal latrines in use, [[Housesteads Roman Fort]] (Vercovicium)
  • A simplified diagram of a siphonic WC cistern. The siphon is formed of a vertical pipe (1) that links the flush pipe (2) to a domed chamber (3). A perforated disc (4) covered by a flexible plate or flap (5) is joined by the siphon rod (6) to the flush lever (7).
  • Sloan pressure vessel
  • Flush toilets were widely available from the mid to late 19th century. Although [[Thomas Crapper]] did not invent the flush toilet, he was a leading manufacturer.
  • Typical sound of a flush toilet
  • Vacuum toilet in a train in Switzerland
  • [[George Jennings]] trademark on his manufactures
  • Spraying glaze onto a closet
TOILET THAT DISPOSES OF HUMAN EXCRETA BY USING WATER TO FLUSH IT
Water closet; Water toilet; Flushing toilet; Low Suite; Low suite; Toilet flushing; Water Closet; Watercloset; Valve closet; W/C; Water closets; Flushing Toilet; Western toilet; Shit shelf; Water-closet; 🚾; Washout toilet; German toilet; Flapper valve; Flush tank; 🅏; 🆏; Western commode; Seawater flushing; Raw water flushing; Siphon jet; Courtesy flush; Mercy flush; Flush Toilet; Flush toilets; Lavatory pan
(Wasser) Klosett

Definition

WC
(WCs)
A toilet is sometimes referred to as a WC, especially on signs or in advertisements for houses, flats, or hotels. WC is an abbreviation for 'water closet'. (BRIT)
= toilet
N-COUNT

Wikipedia

WC

WC or wc may refer to:

  • Water closet or flush toilet
Beispiele aus Textkorpus für WC
1. Sie heißen «Magic Nano Bad– und WC– Versiegeler» und «Magic Nano Glas– und Keramik– Versiegeler».
2. Aber auch Deutschland muss in Sachen WC–Kultur die Hosen runter lassen.
3. Ins A Kromminga WC–Sticker von Ins A Kromminga (2000)÷ Mädchen oder Junge?
4. Alle Zimmer verfügen über Doppelbett, Dusche, WC und Waschbecken, Schränke gebe es aber ebenso wenig wie Fenster.
5. Von Daniel Haas 2,6 Milliarden Menschen leben immer noch ohne richtiges WC – ein Griff ins Klo für die Entwicklungshilfe.