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hot springs

/ˈhɒt sprɪŋz/

Traduction: Points d'eau naturels où l'eau est chauffée par l'activité géothermique souterraine, souvent utilisés pour la baignade, la détente ou des fins thérapeutiques.

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/ˈhɒt sprɪŋz/B1formal
  • frPoints d'eau naturels où l'eau est chauffée par l'activité géothermique souterraine, souvent utilisés pour la baignade, la détente ou des fins thérapeutiques.

A naturally occurring pool or spring of water that is heated by geothermal activity beneath the Earth's surface, often used for bathing, relaxation, or therapeutic purposes.

  1. Geothermal water sourceB1formal

    A natural pool or spring of water that is heated geothermally beneath the Earth's surface.

    frsource chaude

    • We visited the hot springs in Iceland during our vacation.
    • The hot springs are known for their relaxing and therapeutic properties.
    • Many tourists travel to Japan to bathe in natural hot springs.
  2. Tourist attractionA2informal

    A location where naturally heated water emerges from the ground, often developed for bathing or recreation.

    frsources chaudes

    • The hot springs resort has several pools with different temperatures.
    • They spent the afternoon soaking in the hot springs.
    • Hot springs are a popular destination for relaxation and wellness.