bath
noun/bæθ/
(plural baths
/bæðz/
)Слово англійською: bath
Переклад bath українською: ва́нна, прийма́ння ва́нни, купа́ння, ку́піль, гель для ду́шу, сіль для ва́нни, ба́ня, закри́тий басе́йн
Детальний опис
- [countable] (British English) (also bathtub, informal tub North American English, British English)a large, long container that you put water in and then get into to wash your whole body
- I'm in the bath!
- bath taps
- a bath with shower attachment
- [countable] an act of washing your whole body by sitting or lying in water
- (British English) I think I'll have a bath and go to bed.
- (especially North American English) to take a bath
- She took the baby upstairs to give him a bath.
- It's the children's bath time.
- When she got home she decided she needed a bath.
- [countable] the water in a bath ready to use
- a long soak in a hot bath
- Please run a bath for me (= fill the bath with water).
- I lay soaking in a hot bubble bath.
- baths[plural] (British English, old-fashioned) a public building where you can go to swim
- My father took me to the baths every Sunday.
- [countable, usually plural] a public place where people went in the past to wash or have a bath
- Roman villas and baths
- [countable] (specialist) a container with a liquid such as water or a dye in it, in which something is washed or placed for a period of time. Baths are used in industrial, chemical and medical processes. see also bloodbath
Word OriginOld English bæth, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch bad and German Bad.
Idioms
take a bath
- (North American English) to lose money on a business agreement