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I'm reading a book and I found a sentence I didn't understand. Would you mind explaining the meaning of the sentence, please? The sentence is. "...he took his trousers off and went to the toilet all over the floor..." Does "went to the toilet" mean moving towards the toilet rooms? Or something else '? Thanks






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