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bathe

/beɪð/

Tradução: Substantivo que se refere ao ato de mergulhar ou ficar na água, geralmente para se lavar, relaxar ou nadar.

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noun

/beɪð/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que se refere ao ato de mergulhar ou ficar na água, geralmente para se lavar, relaxar ou nadar.

A noun referring to the act of swimming or immersing oneself in water, often for cleansing or recreation.

  1. B1formalbritish

    The act of swimming in a body of water, such as the sea, a lake, or a river.

    ptBanho de mar

    • We went for a bathe in the sea before breakfast.
    • The children enjoyed a refreshing bathe in the lake.
    • After a long hike, a bathe in the river was perfect.

    Sinônimosdippaddleplungeswim

  2. Cleansing the bodyA2formal

    The act of washing the entire body, typically in a bath or shower.

    ptBanho

    • She took a warm bathe to relax after work.
    • A daily bathe is essential for good hygiene.
    • He enjoyed a long bathe with scented oils.

    Sinônimosablutionbathsoakwash

  3. Suffusing with lightC1formal

    The act of covering or enveloping something with light, as if bathing it.

    ptBanho de luz

    • The room was in a bathe of golden sunlight.
    • The landscape was a bathe of soft moonlight.
    • The stage was a bathe of colorful lights during the performance.

    Sinônimosbathfloodglowsuffusionwash

  4. Immersion in waterA2formal

    The act of cleaning one's body by immersing it in water.

    ptBanho de imersão

    • The baby enjoyed a gentle bathe in warm water.
    • After the workout, a cool bathe was refreshing.
    • He took a quick bathe before dinner.

    Sinônimosbathsoakwash

Formas
  • bathes plural form
  • bathes' possessive plural form
  • bathe's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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