Definition of balneology in English:

balneology

nounˌbalnɪˈɒlədʒiˌbalnēˈäləjē

mass noun

1The study of medicinal springs and the therapeutic effects of bathing in them.
Example sentencesExamples
- This means that Bulgaria ranks amongst the leading countries in the world in terms of balneology.
- Gradually, the accent on recreational tourism promotion has changed, towards specialised forms of tourism - cultural, historical, balneology, village and ecological tourism.
- It is sad to view balneology tourism as a medical practice, based on the origin of the word balneology (in medicine).
- Modern balneology started in the beginning of the 20th century after a thorough study of mud and lye properties.
- Shuleva and her German counterpart further mapped out prospects to exchange experience in balneology.
1. 1.1
  another term for balneotherapy

Derivatives

balneological

adjectiveˌbalnɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

Brokers said that foreign buyers frequently buy houses close to famous balneological centres or in the mountains, in small villages or towns.
Example sentencesExamples
- Bavaria is famous for its well-developed balneological treatment, which tends to attract an average six million tourists annually.
- Meanwhile, for the first time Bulgaria's mineral water, balneological and village tourism have been advertised abroad at the World Travel Market fair in London.
- He said that US travel agents are interested in the opportunities offered for eco tourism, balneological tourism, recreational relaxation holidays and rural tourism.
- Velingrad is the most beautiful and most famous among Bulgarians balneological resorts.

balneologist

noun

However, balneologists warn that despite all positive qualities the sulphate water has, it is a bit ‘aggressive’, and poses risks of ailments such as malignant tumours and tuberculosis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The rich, ill and famous consulted balneologists who treated diseases with baths and water cures.
- In the main square of the town there is a fountain and the statue of Dr. Dietl, a well known balneologist and a president of Kraków.
- Emil Pfeiffer is considered one of the most important of German balneologists.
- However, in Europe and Japan, there are general standards that are widely accepted by balneologists.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin balneum 'bath' + -logy.

Definition of balneology in US English:

balneology

nounˌbalnēˈäləjē

1The study of therapeutic bathing and medicinal springs.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is sad to view balneology tourism as a medical practice, based on the origin of the word balneology (in medicine).
- Gradually, the accent on recreational tourism promotion has changed, towards specialised forms of tourism - cultural, historical, balneology, village and ecological tourism.
- Modern balneology started in the beginning of the 20th century after a thorough study of mud and lye properties.
- Shuleva and her German counterpart further mapped out prospects to exchange experience in balneology.
- This means that Bulgaria ranks amongst the leading countries in the world in terms of balneology.
1. 1.1
  another term for balneotherapy

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin balneum ‘bath’ + -logy.

单词	balneology
释义	Definition of balneology in English: balneology nounˌbalnɪˈɒlədʒiˌbalnēˈäləjē mass noun 1The study of medicinal springs and the therapeutic effects of bathing in them. Example sentencesExamples This means that Bulgaria ranks amongst the leading countries in the world in terms of balneology. Gradually, the accent on recreational tourism promotion has changed, towards specialised forms of tourism - cultural, historical, balneology, village and ecological tourism. It is sad to view balneology tourism as a medical practice, based on the origin of the word balneology (in medicine). Modern balneology started in the beginning of the 20th century after a thorough study of mud and lye properties. Shuleva and her German counterpart further mapped out prospects to exchange experience in balneology. 1.1 another term for balneotherapy Derivatives balneological adjectiveˌbalnɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l Brokers said that foreign buyers frequently buy houses close to famous balneological centres or in the mountains, in small villages or towns. Example sentencesExamples Bavaria is famous for its well-developed balneological treatment, which tends to attract an average six million tourists annually. Meanwhile, for the first time Bulgaria's mineral water, balneological and village tourism have been advertised abroad at the World Travel Market fair in London. He said that US travel agents are interested in the opportunities offered for eco tourism, balneological tourism, recreational relaxation holidays and rural tourism. Velingrad is the most beautiful and most famous among Bulgarians balneological resorts. balneologist noun However, balneologists warn that despite all positive qualities the sulphate water has, it is a bit ‘aggressive’, and poses risks of ailments such as malignant tumours and tuberculosis. Example sentencesExamples The rich, ill and famous consulted balneologists who treated diseases with baths and water cures. In the main square of the town there is a fountain and the statue of Dr. Dietl, a well known balneologist and a president of Kraków. Emil Pfeiffer is considered one of the most important of German balneologists. However, in Europe and Japan, there are general standards that are widely accepted by balneologists. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin balneum 'bath' + -logy. Definition of balneology in US English: balneology nounˌbalnēˈäləjē 1The study of therapeutic bathing and medicinal springs. Example sentencesExamples It is sad to view balneology tourism as a medical practice, based on the origin of the word balneology (in medicine). Gradually, the accent on recreational tourism promotion has changed, towards specialised forms of tourism - cultural, historical, balneology, village and ecological tourism. Modern balneology started in the beginning of the 20th century after a thorough study of mud and lye properties. Shuleva and her German counterpart further mapped out prospects to exchange experience in balneology. This means that Bulgaria ranks amongst the leading countries in the world in terms of balneology. 1.1 another term for balneotherapy Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin balneum ‘bath’ + -logy.
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