How do you use "Poo" in a sentence?

I need a poo. The baby did a poo. Dog poo on the pavement.

Poo

Q: What does "Poo" mean?

Children's/polite word for feces or defecation. 'Poo' is a children's word for feces or the act of defecation—less crude than alternatives. Also used by adults as a polite way to discuss the topic. 'Do a poo' is common with children.

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Significado: Children's/polite word for feces or defecation.

儿童/礼貌用语，指粪便或排便。

Palabra infantil/educada para las heces o la defecación.

子供の言葉・丁寧な表現で、うんちのこと。

대변의 아동용·순한 표현.

'Poo' is a children's word for feces or the act of defecation—less crude than alternatives. Also used by adults as a polite way to discuss the topic. 'Do a poo' is common with children.

'Poo'是儿童用语，指粪便或排便——比其他说法文雅。大人也用它来礼貌地讨论这个话题。'Do a poo'常用于和孩子说话。

'Poo' es una palabra infantil para las heces o el acto de defecar, menos vulgar que las alternativas. También la usan los adultos como forma educada de hablar del tema. 'Do a poo' es común con los niños.

「Poo」は子供の言葉でうんちや排便のこと。他の表現より下品ではない。大人もこの話題を上品に話す時に使う。「Do a poo」は子供に対してよく使われる。

'Poo'는 대변 또는 배변을 뜻하는 아동용 표현으로, 다른 표현보다 덜 거칩니다. 어른들도 이 주제를 정중하게 이야기할 때 사용합니다. 'Do a poo'는 아이들에게 흔히 쓰는 표현입니다.

Ejemplos

I need a poo.
我要拉粑粑
Necesito hacer caca
うんちしたい
응가 마려워.
The baby did a poo.
宝宝拉了粑粑
El bebé ha hecho caca
赤ちゃんがうんちした
아기가 응가 했어.
Dog poo on the pavement.
人行道上的狗屎
Caca de perro en la acera
歩道に犬のうんち
보도에 강아지 똥.

Pronunciación

/puː/

Guía de uso

Contexto: children, casual adult

Tono: mild, childish

✓ Correcto

Acceptable mild term
可接受的温和用语
término suave y aceptable
許容される穏やかな表現
사용 가능한 순한 표현

✗ Incorrecto

Childish but widely used
比较孩子气但广泛使用
Infantil pero ampliamente usada
子供っぽいが広く使われる
유치하지만 널리 사용됨

Errores comunes

Adults use it commonly too

Origen e historia

Children's word, possibly echoic or from 'poop.' Universal term in British English for feces, considered acceptable mild term. Adults use it commonly.

Etimología: Children's word

Primera vez registrado: 20th century

Contexto cultural

Era: 20th century

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British media

Regional notes: British and Australian.

Variaciones

PooDo a pooPoopy

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