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Meanings of tub in English
Usage of tub in English
1
Several hours later a large laundry tub was carried down the stairs.
2
It was a good way to keep warm in this freezing tub.
3
The water in the tub fumed and sparkled faintly and was still.
4
Why, in the sunlight you could see that tub fifty miles away.
5
Someone poured hot water into the foot-tub; the author wriggled her feet.
6
But his head was still turned in the direction of the tub.
7
The only problem is they leave a bright ring around your tub.
8
Hildemara carried in her meal trays and drew water in a tub.
9
But there is neither grandeur nor gorgeousness in drowning in a tub.
10
Rub the meat well with salt, and pack it in a tub.
11
Sofia opened yet another glass door and revealed a large porcelain tub.
12
The hat-tub stood on end between the wash-stand and the closet door.
13
A little goes a long way so the tub lasts for ages.
14
The hot tub, followed by the wine, had left her feeling languorous.
15
When using a washboard it will continually slip down in the tub.
16
They at once hid pretty Cinderella under a tub in the kitchen.
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Tub across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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