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Meanings of Turkish bath in English
You sweat in a steam room before getting a rubdown and cold shower.
Synonyms
Examples for "steam bath"
Examples for "steam bath"
1
Especially if one is not very strong the steam bath is preferable.
2
He had just taken a steam bath and wanted to dry himself completely.
3
The 19th century house has five bedrooms, a sauna, steam bath and pool.
4
It was all a nightmare, a nightmare in a steam bath.
5
Of course they did not mean a water bath, but a steam bath.
1
The vapor bath is used in diseases of the kidney, as a rule.
2
She is surly and smells of a vapor bath.
3
They saw here a novel kind of vapor bath which is thus described in the journal:-
4
Some were heated by fires in flues, directly under the floors, which produced a vapor bath.
5
Pneumonia, Home Remedy for.-Thiscan easily be relieved by the use of cayenne and vapor bath.
1
That was something like a plan -a vapour bath in 79deg.S.
2
That was something like a plan -a vapour bath in 79ºS.
3
He called out to be assisted to leave the vapour bath.
4
Here we should have plenty of room to fit up a vapour bath.
5
The climate is healthy, although one lives here as in a permanent vapour bath.
Usage of Turkish bath in English
1
He fled down to the Turkish bath, and stayed there for hours.
2
If too weak to endure the Turkish bath, substitute a hot bath.
3
No hot baths should be taken and a Turkish bath absolutely prohibited.
4
You little knew what saponacity was till you entered a Turkish bath.
5
But, for all that, the Turkish bath has served a purpose.
6
Since the furnace was put in it's like a Turkish bath.
7
Both Holmes and I had a weakness for the Turkish bath.
8
Perhaps it would also be a wise precaution to take a Turkish bath.
9
Mr. Prohack recalled that old Paul was a devotee of the Turkish bath.
10
An occasional hot-air, or Turkish bath, exerts a very beneficial influence.
11
Didn't they used to get the flesh off him in a Turkish bath?
12
His valet applies this mixture with rubbing similar to that in a Turkish bath.
13
Then a fella came in and wanted a Turkish bath.
14
But the Turkish bath trained horses came to the post limp as old rags.
15
He smiled at their eulogies, and passed on in search of a Turkish bath.
16
It suggested at once a hot-house and a Turkish bath.
This collocation consists of:
Turkish bath through the time
Turkish bath across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common