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Meanings of bath in English
Biblical unit of volume (Ezek. 45:11–14)
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Usage of bath in English
1
The water in the zinc bath had been upset in the struggle.
2
Forget the warm bubble bath; walk, run, or jog for 20 minutes.
3
Hard; sheep; sweetish-sharp and slightly salty when fresh from the brine bath.
4
In happier news: next week Ross is going to take a bath.
5
The young man needed a hot bath and maybe forty hours' sleep.
6
The fairy bath was probably fed from the fountain in the court.
7
Few differences were identified between the microwave, control, and water bath groups.
8
Good news it was for the bath man when his hand met
9
Keep him in the bath until the alcohol is all burned out.
10
Oh, yes: I haven't had a bath for the last few days.
11
Qholani, however, says he was taking a bath when the incident occurred.
12
She scorned the suggestion that a bath-room be added; an effete idea.
13
But I don't think I should let anyone else use the bath.
14
In 1906 the first shower bath was installed in an elementary school.
15
On average, one bath can use more than 80 litres of water.
16
Time for a long soak in the bath, then change for dinner.
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Russian
Bath through the time
Bath across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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