英语词汇“bath”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	bath
释义	Trends of bath View usage for: bath (bɑːθ, bæθ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense baths, present participle bathing, past tense, past participle bathedpronunciation note: When the form baths is the plural of the noun it is pronounced (bɑːðz) or (bæθs) in British English, and (bæðz) in American English. When it is used in the present tense of the verb, it is pronounced(bɑːθs) or (bæθs). 1. countable noun A bath is a container, usually a long rectangular one, which you fill with water and sit in while you wash your body. [British] In those days, only quite wealthy families had baths of their own. regional note: in AM, use bathtub 2. countable noun When you have or take a bath, or when you are in the bath, you sit or lie in a bath filled with water in order to wash your body. ...if you have a bath every morning. Take a shower instead of a bath. ...a bath and shower gel. 3. verb If you bath someone, especially a child, you wash them in a bath. [British] Don't feel you have to bath your child every day. [VERB noun] Synonyms: clean, wash, soap, shower More Synonyms of bath Bath is also a noun. The midwife gave him a warm bath. regional note: in AM, use bathe 4. verb When you bath, you have a bath. [British] The three children all bath in the same bath water. [VERB preposition/adverb] regional note: in AM, use bathe 5. countable noun A bath or a baths is a public building containing a swimming pool, and sometimes other facilities that people can use to have a wash or a bath. One of the most important buildings in this ruined city is a public bath. As well as a Roman amphitheatre and baths, the town has two superb museums. 6. countable noun A bath is a container filled with a particular liquid, such as a dye or an acid, in which particular objects are placed, usually as part of a manufacturing or chemical process. ...a developing photograph placed in a bath of fixer. 7. See also bloodbath, bubble bath, swimming bath, Turkish bath More Synonyms of bath bath in British English 1 (bɑːθ) nounWord forms: plural baths (bɑːðz) 1. a large container, esp one made of enamelled iron or plastic, used for washing or medically treating the body ▶ Related adjective: balneal 2. the act or an instance of washing in such a container 3. the amount of liquid contained in a bath 4. run a bath 5. (usually plural) a place that provides baths or a swimming pool for public use 6. a. a vessel in which something is immersed to maintain it at a constant temperature, to process it photographically, electrolytically, etc, or to lubricate it b. the liquid used in such a vessel verb 7. British to wash in a bath Word origin Old English bæth; compare Old High German bad, Old Norse bath; related to Swedish basa to clean with warm water, Old High German bāen to warm bath in British English 2 (bæθ) noun an ancient Hebrew unit of liquid measure equal to about 8.3 Imperial gallons or 10 US gallons Word origin Hebrew Bath in British English (bɑːθ) noun a city in SW England, in Bath and North East Somerset unitary authority, Somerset, on the River Avon: famous for its hot springs; a fashionable spa in the 18th century; Roman remains, notably the baths; university (1966). Pop: 90 144 (2001) Latin name: Aquae Sulis (ˈækwiː ˈsuːlɪs) Ba'th in British English (bɑːθ) or Ba'ath noun an Arab Socialist party, esp in Syria and formerly in Iraq, founded by Michel Aflaq in 1941. It attempts to combine Marxism with pan-Islamic nationalism Derived forms Ba'thi (ˈBa'thi) adjective Ba'thism (ˈBa'thism) noun Ba'thist (ˈBa'thist) noun Word origin C20: from Arabic: resurgence Bath in American English (bæθ; bɑθ) city in SW England: health resort known for its hot springs: county district pop. 84,000 bath in American English 1 (bæθ; bɑθ) nounWord forms: plural baths (bæðz; bɑðz; bæθs; bɑθs) 1. a washing or dipping of a thing, esp. the body, in water or other liquid, steam, etc. 2. water or other liquid for bathing, or for dipping, cleaning, soaking, regulating temperature, etc. 3. a container for such liquid 4. a bathtub 5. a bathroom 6. a. [often pl.] a building or set of rooms for bathing b. [pl.] in ancient Greece and Rome, a building used for public bathing, relaxation, etc. and as a social center 7. [often pl.] a resort where bathing is part of the medical treatment; spa 8. the condition of being covered with a liquid 9. Chemistry a. a material that acts as a medium for regulating the temperature of things put in or on it b. the container for this 10. Metallurgy molten metal in a furnace 11. Photography a solution used in developing, fixing, etc. verb transitive, verb intransitive 12. British bathe Idioms: take a bath Word origin ME < OE bæth < IE base bhe-, to warm > bake bath in American English 2 (bæθ) noun an ancient Hebrew unit of liquid measure, variously estimated as equaling from 6 to 10 gal Word origin Heb bat More idioms containing bath take an early bath take a bath throw the baby out with the bath water Image of bath © Valdis Skudre, Shutterstock Examples of 'bath' in a sentence bath They should learn to put their own toothpaste on the brush and run their own baths. The Sun (2016) Reduce the time and temperature of your baths and showers. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Providing dust baths in runs also helps keep feathers clean. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Country houses, places of worship and public baths are thought to be most vulnerable to the scarcity of scaffolding. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I'm enjoying doing the ice baths again. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I promised myself that it would all be cured by a hot bath and a good night's sleep. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We had a great big plunge bath and just one or two showers. Leo McKinstry Sir Alf: A Major Reappraisal of the Life and Times of England's Greatest FootballManager (2006) They run the ice baths and make sure he stays in there until it melts. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The plunge baths that sit under moulded aluminium ceilings? Times, Sunday Times (2010) In football it is things like ice baths and getting injuries. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Wash his hair only over the edge of the bath with the shower head afterwards. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Having a bath or washing her hair was beyond her. MacIntyre, Anne M. E. Post-Viral Fatigue Syndrome - How To Live With It (1989) Warm baths and a leg massage before bed should ease the pains. Times, Sunday Times (2006) We have all known revolting local baths where you need a shower after the shower. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The public sauna baths we used almost daily to lose unwanted pounds were pretty basic. Frankie Dettori with Jonathan Powell FRANKIE: The Autobiography of Frankie Dettori (2004) The first days bathing so burnt us that we were in real agony. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Does it taste nicer in the bath? The Sun (2011) Do not miss the experience of bathing in one of the lagoons near the cave. Begg, Ean & Rich, Deike On the Trail of Merlin - a guide to the Celtic mystery tradition (1991) They left the bath running and flooded the house. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Ice baths have become a most fashionable way to recover after an intense game or race. Times, Sunday Times (2007) He also recommends cooling off in a cold shower or bath just before you go to bed. The Sun (2010) The first and most important is the hot bath. Wilkinson, Steve M.E. and You - a self-help plan (1988) What about bathing and washing food? Times, Sunday Times (2011) Draw a hot bath with some lavender oil, lie back and relax. Times, Sunday Times (2008) One bath is equal to three showers, so swap. The Sun (2013) I draw a bath and undress. Times, Sunday Times (2007) One bath, yes, two at a push. The Sun (2013) In other languages bath British English: bath /bɑːθ/ NOUN A bath* is a container which you fill with water and sit in while you wash your body. In those days, only quite wealthy families had baths of their own. American English: bathtub Arabic: حَوْض الاِسْتِحْمام Brazilian Portuguese: banho Chinese: 浴缸 Croatian: kada Czech: koupel Danish: bad Dutch: bad European Spanish: bañera Finnish: kylpy French: bain German: Bad Greek: μπάνιο Italian: bagno Japanese: 浴槽 Korean: 욕조 Norwegian: bad Polish: kąpiel European Portuguese: banheira Romanian: cadă Russian: ванна Latin American Spanish: baño Swedish: bad vatten Thai: อ่างอาบน้ำ Turkish: banyo Ukrainian: ванна Vietnamese: bồn tắm All related terms of 'bath' baby bath a plastic bath used for bathing a baby bath bomb a ball of carbonates and scent that is placed in bath water to dissolve and impart supposedly therapeutic properties to the water bath bun a sweet bun containing spices and dried fruit Bath chap the lower part of the cheek of a pig , cooked and eaten , usually cold bath oil scented oil added to bath water bird bath a small basin or trough for birds to bathe in, usually in a garden dust bath the action of a bird of driving dust into its feathers , which may dislodge parasites eye bath eyecup foam bath → another name for bubble bath hip bath a portable bath in which the bather sits salt bath a bath of molten salts in which steel can be immersed to soak to a uniform and accurately maintained temperature as part of the process of heat treatment. Different salts are used for different temperatures sitz bath bath in which the buttocks and hips are immersed in hot water spa bath a system of underwater jets that keep the water in a bath or pool constantly agitated stop bath a weakly acidic solution used in photographic processing to stop the action of a developer on a film, plate , or paper before the material is immersed in fixer sun bath exposure of the body to sunlight or a sunlamp Bath brick a brick-shaped piece of calcareous earth , used for cleaning polished metal Bath chair a wheelchair for invalids , often with a hood Bath Oliver a kind of unsweetened biscuit bath pearls dissolvable granules added to bath water to impart scent or other qualities bath salts soluble scented salts for use in a bath bath sheet a large bath towel Bath stone a kind of limestone used as a building material, esp at Bath in England bath towel A bath towel is a very large towel used for drying your body after you have had a bath. bath water Your bath water is the water in which you sit or lie when you have a bath. blood bath a killing of many people; massacre bubble bath Bubble bath is a liquid that smells nice and makes a lot of bubbles when you add it to your bath water. fixing bath a solution containing one or more chemical compounds that is used, in fixing , to dissolve unexposed silver halides . It sometimes has an additive to stop the action of developer plunge bath a bath large enough to immerse the whole body or to dive into shower bath a brief period of rain , hail , sleet , or snow sponge bath a washing of the body with a wet sponge or cloth, but without immersion in water steam bath a room or enclosure that can be filled with steam in which people bathe to induce sweating and refresh or cleanse themselves vapour bath the act of bathing in vapour , formerly believed to have medicinal benefits water-bath a vessel containing heated water, used for heating substances blanket bath an all-over wash given to a person confined to bed mustard bath a supposed cure for aches , tired muscles, colds and fevers, consisting of bathing in hot water infused with mustard seeds run a bath to turn on the taps to fill a bath with water for bathing oneself slipper bath a bath in the shape of a slipper , with a covered end sulphur bath a curative bath in which the water used has sulphates dissolved in it, esp one in which the water comes from a natural hot spring swimming bath A swimming baths or swimming bath is a building that contains an indoor public swimming pool. The plural swimming baths can be used to refer to one or more than one of these places. Turkish bath A Turkish bath is a type of bath in which you sit in a very hot steamy room , then wash, have a massage, and finally swim or shower in very cold water. developing bath an amount of photographic developer into which photographic film or paper is inserted take a bath to lose a lot of money on an investment whirlpool bath a bath having a device for maintaining the water in a swirling motion bathmat A bathmat is a mat which you stand on while you dry yourself after getting out of the bath. bathhouse A bathhouse is a public or private building containing baths, and often other facilities such as a sauna. Order of the Bath → the Order of the Bath take an early bath to stop doing something that you are involved in and leave before you have finished shower A shower is a device for washing yourself. It consists of a pipe which ends in a flat cover with a lot of holes in it so that water comes out in a spray. the Order of the Bath an order of knighthood founded by George I in 1725. It consists of the sovereign , the Great Master , and three classes of member: Knight (or Dame ) Grand Cross, Knight (or Dame) Commander , and Companion whirlpool A whirlpool is a small area in a river or the sea where the water is moving quickly round and round, so that objects floating near it are pulled into its centre. Chinese translation of 'bath' bath (bɑːθ) n (c) (Brit, = bathtub) 浴缸 (yùgāng) (个(個), gè) 美 = bathtub (= act of bathing) 洗澡 (xǐzǎo) (次, cì) vt (Brit) [baby, patient] 给(給) ... 洗澡 (gěi ... xǐzǎo) 美 = bathe to have or take a bath 洗澡 (xǐzǎo) Derived Forms baths n pl (= swimming pool) 室内(內)公共游泳池 (shìnèi gōnggòng yóuyǒngchí) All related terms of 'bath' bath towel 浴巾 yùjīn [ 条(條) tiáo ] bubble bath ( liquid ) 泡泡浴液 pàopao yùyè bath/shower gel 浴液 yùyè to have a swim/bath 游泳/洗澡 yóuyǒng/xǐzǎo to have or take a bath 洗澡 xǐzǎo robe ( for ceremony etc ) 礼(禮)袍 lǐpáo 1 (noun) in the sense of bathtub Definition a large container in which to wash the body They would regularly sing in the bath. Synonyms bathtub tub sauna jacuzzi hot tub 2 (noun) in the sense of wash Definition the act of washing in such a container Have a bath every morning. Synonyms wash She had a wash and changed her clothes. cleaning washing soaping shower soak cleansing scrub scrubbing bathe shampoo sponging douse douche ablution (verb) in the sense of clean Definition to wash in a bath Don't feel you have to bath your child every day. Synonyms clean Her father cleaned his glasses with a paper napkin. It took half an hour to clean the orange powder off the bath. wash There was a sour smell about him, as if he had not washed for days. soap shower soak cleanse She demonstrated the proper way to cleanse the face. scrub The corridors are scrubbed clean. bathe Back home, he plays with, feeds and bathes the baby. tub sponge Gently sponge your face and body. rinse After washing always rinse the hair in clear water. douse scrub down lave (archaic) related words related adjective balnealbalneary Additional synonyms in the sense of bathe Definition to wash in a bath Back home, he plays with, feeds and bathes the baby. Synonyms wash, clean, bath, soap, shower, soak, cleanse, scrub, tub, sponge, rinse, scrub down, lave (archaic) in the sense of cleanse Definition to remove dirt from She demonstrated the proper way to cleanse the face. Synonyms clean, wash, scrub, rinse, scour, lustrate in the sense of rinse Definition to wash lightly, esp. without using soap After washing always rinse the hair in clear water. Synonyms wash, clean, wet, dip, splash, cleanse, bathe, wash out Synonyms of 'bath' bath Explore 'bath' in the dictionary
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