Bath
बाथ
definition
verb
how to bath a baby
wash (someone) while immersing him or her in a container of water.
noun
a spa town in southwestern England; population 81,600 (est. 2009).
translation of 'bath'
अंघोळ करणे,
स्नानासाठी घंगाळे,
अंघोळ घालणे,
स्नानगृह,
अंघोळीसाठी पाणी,
स्नान,
बाथ
example
The standard liquid measure in the Bible is the 'bath' .
Then came the downstairs 'bath' and kitchen remodel, for which Raquel agonized over everything from faucets to light switch plates.
She put the stopper in the 'bath' and began to fill it with lukewarm water.
Afterwards it was lovely because she came and did the ironing and cooked us dinner and helped 'bath' the boys.
There's nothing like a nice hot 'bath' on a cold winter's day.
I would have to run home from school on the days I knew I could take a 'bath' .
Your child should stay no more than 15 minutes in the 'bath' or shower, and keep the water temperature lukewarm.
Elizabeth, after finishing her 'bath' , continued to dress.
So I dry him off as best I can and then have to 'bath' him when he gets home.
Start to relax an hour before bedtime with a hot 'bath' or your favorite music.
how to 'bath' a baby
The ephah was a dry measure, and the 'bath' a liquid measure, containing about seven gallons, four pints, or three pecks, three pints.
Leaves were mounted on a Perspex holder with their lower edge touching a reservoir of dilute nutrient solution that also contained the reference 'bath' electrode.
Here, we see chrome used first in the places you'd most expect to find it: the kitchen and the 'bath' .
After processing in this 'bath' , the film is clear where the developed silver was and white where the remaining silver halide is.
Finally, Cathena gets her hot 'bath' , soaking to her chin in the steamy water.
Give your child a daily 'bath' with soap and warm water.
You know she had to bring me meals in bed, had to 'bath' me, get me dressed, all the stuff that you take for granted, when you have a stroke you can't do those things anymore.
I would come home from school, feed her, 'bath' her and put her to bed before doing my homework.
Experts say the most popular home improvement projects are room additions, sprucing up the kitchen and updating the 'bath' .
There was a time when all you needed for a fully satisfying 'bath' were water, soap, bath-mat and towel, and maybe a chunk of pumicestone for getting off the real dirt.
Use 'bath' and kitchen fans sparingly when the air conditioner is operating to avoid pulling warm, moist air into your home.
I have to 'bath' my children twice a day, give them antibiotics and put ointment on the wounds.
Six to eight drops of Eucalyptus oil in the 'bath' cools the body in summer and protects in winter.
The equivalence values are based on the Old Testament use of 'bath' as a liquid measurement.
At twenty-five past six I turned on the hot water in the 'bath' , and covertly swallowed a small glass of brandy.
the bedrooms have their own 'bath' and shower
I went to parenting classes and learnt how to 'bath' a baby and how to change its nappy, but I never really thought about what happened after the baby came out and was placed on my belly for me to gaze at adoringly.
Our party space was maybe 550 square feet - which included the kitchen and a half 'bath' .
She turned on the shower and stepped in the 'bath' , the water was warm and refreshing, unlike her water at the apartment which was always cold.
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