bathing

• Relativo al baño o la natación; describe un lugar, prenda o instalación destinada a bañarse, lavarse o nadar.

Relating to or used for bathing; often describes a place, garment, or facility intended for swimming or washing.

1. Related to swimming or washingA2formal

   Used to describe something associated with swimming or washing in water.

   relativo al baño o la natación

   • She wore a bathing suit to the beach.
   • The hotel has a beautiful bathing area.
   • He bought a new bathing cap for the competition.

   Sinónimosswimming

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de bañarse o nadar en un cuerpo de agua, como el mar, un lago o una piscina, o de lavarse el cuerpo.

A noun referring to the activity of swimming or washing oneself in a body of water, such as a sea, lake, or pool.

incontable

1. Washing the bodyA2formal

   The act of washing oneself in a bath or shower.

   Baño

   • Bathing is an important part of daily hygiene.
   • The baby's bathing routine is very relaxing.
   • She enjoys bathing in warm water after a long day.

   Sinónimosablutionbathcleansingshowerwashing

2. B1formal

   The activity of swimming or wading in a body of water for pleasure or exercise.

   baño

   • Bathing in the sea is popular during summer.
   • The beach is perfect for sunbathing and bathing.
   • They went bathing in the lake early in the morning.

• Verbo que significa bañar a alguien o algo, o bañarse uno mismo, típicamente en una bañera o al asear a una persona o animal; también puede referirse a sumergir o mojar algo en un líquido.

A verb used to indicate the act of washing oneself in a bath or giving a bath to someone or something.

1. Wash in a bathA1formalbritish

   To wash oneself or someone else in a bathtub.

   Bañar(se)

   • She bathed the baby in warm water.
   • He bathed his dog after the walk in the park.
   • They bathed in the hotel's luxurious marble tub.

   Sinónimosbathesoaktubwash