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Meanings of launderettes in English

Russian
ландромат
Portuguese
lavandaria
Spanish
lavandería
Catalan
bugaderia
Wikidata

Venue where one may hire the use of a washing machine.

ландромат
Synonyms
Examples for "laundromats"
Examples for "laundromats"
1
One day his instructor, M. Duval, began to ask about laundromats.
The new yorker
2
There are no cemeteries on Palm Beach; no laundromats; no fast-food restaurants; no hospitals.
The new yorker
3
Not using laundromats -we use our solar to power our on-boardwashing machine.
News.com.au
4
As far as laundromats went, Super Suds wasn't bad.
One for the money
5
Technology has given us one-tap access to taxis, laundromats, all of history's collected information, and sex.
Wired
1
This is absolutely fantastic as it saves us from needing power and using expensive laundrettes.
News.com.au
1
I can always dry them at a coin laundry later on.
Kafka on the Shore
2
"When I travel, I stay in hotels with swimming pools and coin laundries."
Table for five
Usage of launderettes in English
1
Maybe individual launderettes could post pictures on their websites.
The Irish Times
2
Coin-operated launderettes - a dying species these days - are also likely to disappoint users holding only the new coins.
The Guardian
3
Soldiers in uniform were patrolling in the rain nearby, as if this were somehow Afghanistan, walking past urban launderettes and bakeries.
The Guardian
4
Winds occasionally failed, forcing the pair to plug the car into the power grid at campsites and launderettes along the way to recharge.
Reuters
5
Filmed in various places where people wait, from nail salons to launderettes, it simply records the boredom, silence and aimless conversations that ensue.
The Guardian
Translations for launderettes
Catalan
bugaderia
Launderettes through the time