I want to pass urine

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Where I live, a child says “I want to pass urine” when they want to urinate.

Shouldn’t it be “pass water” instead? (When I referred to my dictionaries I couldn’t find the phrase “pass urine”.)

Thanks.

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How about “I want to drop a long tear”?

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How about “I have to pee?” As far I know the human body signals that fluids we don’t need any more leave our body. It is more a neccessity and not a wish.

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