shower cap
The Spanish term 'gorro de ducha' translates to 'shower cap' in English. It is a term commonly used to refer to a cover made from plastic or waterproof material that is worn over the hair to keep it dry while taking a shower. In many Spanish-speaking countries, it can be found in stores where personal care or hygiene products are sold.
I need to buy a new shower cap because mine is broken.
This example demonstrates using 'gorro de ducha' in a sentence where you express a need to replace a broken item.
Please, make sure to put on a shower cap before getting in the shower.
In this example, 'gorro de ducha' is used in the context of giving instructions about what to do before taking a shower.
My favorite shower cap has flower patterns.
This sentence illustrates the use of 'gorro de ducha' when expressing personal preferences and depicting visual features of an object.