bath
Meaning in simple English
US /bæθ/ · UK /bɑːθ/
bath means: Washing your body while sitting or lying in water.
noun
WASHING YOURSELFA1
Washing your body while sitting or lying in water.
- I need a bath.
- She had a warm bath before bed.
- Do you prefer baths or showers?
WASHING TUBA1
A large container that you fill with water to sit in and wash your body.
- The bath is full.
- We bought a new bath for the bathroom.
- Water spilled over the side of the bath.
BATHING PLACEB2
A building or area where people go to wash or sit in water, often used in the plural.
- The village has a public bath.
- We visited the ancient Roman baths.
- The thermal baths are open all winter.
verb
WASH IN TUBB1
To wash a person or animal in a tub of water.
- I bath the baby every evening.
- She bathed the dog after its muddy walk.
- Can you bath the children before dinner?
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