1766, "jet of water," from French douche (16c.), from Italian doccia "shower," from docciare "to spray," from Latin ductionem "a leading," from ducere "to lead" (see duke (n.)). Meaning "vaginal cleansing" is from 1833. The verb is first attested 1838. Related: Douched; douching.
权威例句
1. Never douche if you are pregnant.
怀孕时千万不要冲洗阴道。
2. A sudden douche of terror then squirted itself all over Dixon.