Definition of bath - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
hygieneUK washing the body in water for cleaning or relaxingUK
- He enjoys a relaxing bath every evening.
2.
washing tubcontainer for washing the body
- She filled the bath with warm water.
3.
public facilitybuilding with facilities for bathing
- The old town bath is now a museum.
4.
washingUK liquid used for immersionUK
- The metal parts were placed in an acid bath.
5.
measurementRare ancient Hebrew unit of liquid measureRare
- The recipe called for one bath of oil.
Verb
1.
self-cleaningintr. UK wash oneself by soaking in warm waterintr. UK
- He likes to bath before bedtime.
2.
preparingtr. UK give someone a warm tub soaktr. UK
- Can you bath the kids tonight?
Images of bath
washing the body in water for cleaning or relaxing 
container for washing the body 
building with facilities for bathing
Expressions with bath
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leaving work or an event early
He took an early bath to avoid the traffic.
immerse oneself in a tub of water for washing
She likes to take a bath before bed to relax..
prepare a bath for someone by filling it with water
I'll run you a bath after dinner.
to fill a bathtub with water for bathing
After a long day, she decided to draw a bath and relax..
situation with a lot of violence and killing
The battle turned into a bath of blood.
leave a game or event before it ends, often by force
He took an early bath after getting a red card.
foamy substance used in baths to cleanse and soften skin
She poured bath foam into the tub to enjoy a relaxing soak.
mitt made of coarse fiber for washing body
She used a bath glove to scrub her back.
small mat or towel for standing on after bathing
She stepped onto the bath mat after her shower.
glove used for washing the body
She used a bath mitt to scrub her back.
scented oil added to bath water
She poured bath oil into the tub for relaxation.
cosmetic powder applied to the body after bathing
After her shower, she used bath powder to keep her skin dry.
inorganic salts added to bath water for relaxation
She added lavender bath salt to her bath.
large towel for drying the body
She wrapped herself in a soft bath sheet.
soap used for cleaning the body
She bought a lavender-scented bath soap.
handheld sponge for cleaning the body while bathing
She used a bath sponge to scrub her back.
time when someone is taking a bath
She enjoys her bath time with scented candles and music.
large towel used for drying the body after bathing
She wrapped herself in a bath towel after stepping out of the shower..
bath with many soap bubbles
She relaxed in a warm bubble bath after a long day..
bath containing bubbles from soap or liquid
She relaxed in a warm foam bath after a long day.
bath with bubbles created by soap or other products
She relaxed in a foaming bath after a long day.
wash the body by sitting in water
I usually have a bath before bed.
container with ice and water for cooling
The chef placed the shrimp in an ice bath.
fill a bathtub with water for bathing
She decided to run a bath and relax after a long day..
Origin of bath
Old English, bæth (immersing in water)
Terms with bath included in their meaning
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bath linen
thick, absorbent cotton towel
drying
dry oneself after a shower or bath
whirlpool bath
hot tub for relaxation
toy
small rubber toy duck for bath time
bath
small duck-shaped bath toy made of rubber
bathing
give a bath to someone using a sponge
skin care
smooth liquid used for skin or bath
swimming
go into water for a short swim or bath
half bath
small bathroom with only a toilet and sink
cooking
egg delicately cooked in a water bath
bath additive
white crystalline compound used in baths to soothe muscles
bath towel
towel with a looped pile for drying
cooking device
heated water bath used to cook or warm food gently
bathroom
bath linen for personal cleaning
bath relaxation
salts used in baths for relaxation
metalworking
bath of acid for cleaning metal
honor
ribbon of the Order of the Bath
abr: Bath and North East Somerset
local government area in southwest England
bath tool
long-handled brush used to clean your back
acr: Bath and North East Somerset
area in England with its own council
wellness
type of steam bath popular in Russia
acr: Bath Iron Works
company that builds ships for the navy
Turkish bath
bathing establishment like a Turkish bath
abr: Knight Commander, part of the Order of the Bath
high rank in a British order of honor
Examples of bath in a sentence
A warm bath can be very soothing. The bath was made of porcelain and very elegant. He installed a new bath in the guest bathroom. The community bath was a place for social gatherings. Ancient Romans often visited the public bath for relaxation. The fabric soaked in a dye bath.
Workers rinsed the tools after the chemical bath. A bath of wine was used in the ceremony. They traded goods for a bath of grain. She decided to bath after a long day at work. Children often need help to bath properly. She needs to bath her elderly father every evening. He promised to bath the dog after dinner.
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- French:bain, prendre un bain, ...
- German:Bad, baden, ...
- Italian:bagno, lavarsi, ...
- Spanish:baño, bañarse, ...
- Portuguese:banho, tomar banho, ...
- Chinese:泡澡, 浴缸, ...
- Japanese:入浴, 入浴する, ...
- Arabic:حمام, اِسْتَحَمَّ, ...
- Hebrew:אַמְבַּטְיָה, לְהִתְרַחֵץ, ...
- Russian:ванна, купаться, ...
- Ukrainian:ванна, купатися, ...
- Hindi:स्नान, स्नान करना, ...
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