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

bathe

/beɪð

verb [no object]

1Wash by immersing one’s body in water: she was advised to bathe or shower daily...

People used the same water to bathe, wash their cows and drink,’ Bascombe related.
But what if the upstream community wants to use the water to bathe and wash clothes, and the result will be a shortage of drinking water for the downstream community?
In other news, I got to bathe in running water tonight!

1.1 [with object] Soak or wipe gently with liquid to clean or soothe: she bathed and bandaged my knee...

Use cotton wool, or a pad for removing make-up, to soak up this mix and gently bathe the eyes.
Hop Sing continued to gently bathe the wound; although there was little point it offered some comfort and hope to the young man.
After meals, gently bathe the site with warm salt water (one teaspoon of table salt to a glass).

Synonyms

cleanse, clean, wash, rinse, wet, moisten;

soak, immerse;

disinfect

1.2 [with object] North American Wash (someone) in a bath: they bathed the baby...

Anyway, with my terrier, sometimes I bathe her to wash the allergens off.
In the naming ritual, the grandmother kneels and washes the mother's hair, then bathes the baby.
No one ever taught me how to actually bathe a baby!

2chiefly British Swim or spend time in the sea or a lake, river, or pool for pleasure: occasionally I bathed in the lido swimming pool...

I would land from time to time and swim and bathe in the lake and watch as white birds lifted from the water and soared off to the clouds.
Summer now exists only as a vague memory, a time when all was warm and I bathed in lakes and pools and kissed and danced (possibly).
Both men and donkeys stepped into the cool waters of the river, bathed and then spent some time under the green shady trees.

Synonyms

swim, go swimming, take a dip, dip, splash around

3 [with object] Suffuse or envelop in something: the park lay bathed in sunshine...

And at winter dusk, sky and snow are bathed in delicate colours which linger for hours.
On a sunny Sunday that is unseasonably warm, the Pawson household is bathed in light and filled with the smell of roasting lamb.
Kita was immediately bathed in a pool of white light.

Synonyms

suffuse, envelop, permeate, cover, pervade, wash, saturate, imbue, fill, load, impregnate, inform, steep, colour

literary mantle

noun [in singular] British

An act or spell of swimming or spending time in the water: a bathe in the cold North Sea...

I asked Dr Nigam: ‘Do you really believe that a bathe in the Ganges can cancel out a lifetime of sin?’
Odysseus tries to take neither a bathe nor bedding, but she insists.
International Women's Day was marked in Moscow yesterday with a mass bathe.

Synonyms

swim, dip, dive, plunge, paddle

Origin

Old English bathian, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German baden.

单词	bathe
释义	bathe /beɪð / verb [no object] 1Wash by immersing one’s body in water: she was advised to bathe or shower daily... People used the same water to bathe, wash their cows and drink,’ Bascombe related. But what if the upstream community wants to use the water to bathe and wash clothes, and the result will be a shortage of drinking water for the downstream community? In other news, I got to bathe in running water tonight! 1.1 [with object] Soak or wipe gently with liquid to clean or soothe: she bathed and bandaged my knee... Use cotton wool, or a pad for removing make-up, to soak up this mix and gently bathe the eyes. Hop Sing continued to gently bathe the wound; although there was little point it offered some comfort and hope to the young man. After meals, gently bathe the site with warm salt water (one teaspoon of table salt to a glass). Synonyms cleanse, clean, wash, rinse, wet, moisten; soak, immerse; disinfect 1.2 [with object] North American Wash (someone) in a bath: they bathed the baby... Anyway, with my terrier, sometimes I bathe her to wash the allergens off. In the naming ritual, the grandmother kneels and washes the mother's hair, then bathes the baby. No one ever taught me how to actually bathe a baby! 2chiefly British Swim or spend time in the sea or a lake, river, or pool for pleasure: occasionally I bathed in the lido swimming pool... I would land from time to time and swim and bathe in the lake and watch as white birds lifted from the water and soared off to the clouds. Summer now exists only as a vague memory, a time when all was warm and I bathed in lakes and pools and kissed and danced (possibly). Both men and donkeys stepped into the cool waters of the river, bathed and then spent some time under the green shady trees. Synonyms swim, go swimming, take a dip, dip, splash around 3 [with object] Suffuse or envelop in something: the park lay bathed in sunshine... And at winter dusk, sky and snow are bathed in delicate colours which linger for hours. On a sunny Sunday that is unseasonably warm, the Pawson household is bathed in light and filled with the smell of roasting lamb. Kita was immediately bathed in a pool of white light. Synonyms suffuse, envelop, permeate, cover, pervade, wash, saturate, imbue, fill, load, impregnate, inform, steep, colour literary mantle noun [in singular] British An act or spell of swimming or spending time in the water: a bathe in the cold North Sea... I asked Dr Nigam: ‘Do you really believe that a bathe in the Ganges can cancel out a lifetime of sin?’ Odysseus tries to take neither a bathe nor bedding, but she insists. International Women's Day was marked in Moscow yesterday with a mass bathe. Synonyms swim, dip, dive, plunge, paddle Origin Old English bathian, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German baden. Rhymes lathe, rathe, scathe, spathe, swathe
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