bathed
word · lemma: bathe
Definition
Past tense of 'bathe': to wash yourself or someone else in a bath or, less commonly, to cover something in liquid or light.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used in British English for washing in a bath. In American English, 'bathe' often means 'swim.' Can also mean covered in something (like 'bathed in light'). Common combinations: 'bathed in sunlight,' 'bathed the baby.' Rare for showering.
Spanish: bañó - se bañóPortuguese (BR): banhou - se banhouPortuguese (PT): banhou - tomou banhoChinese (Simplified): 洗澡了 - 沐浴在Chinese (Traditional): 洗澡了 - 沐浴在Hindi: नहाया - नहाईArabic: استحمّBengali: গোসল করেছিল - স্নান করেছিল - আলোয় ভেসেছিলRussian: купался - мылся - был залит (светом, жидкостью)Japanese: 入浴した - 浴びた（光/液体）Vietnamese: tắm - được bao phủ (bởi ánh sáng, chất lỏng)Korean: 목욕했다 - (빛에) 휩싸였다Turkish: banyo yaptı - yıkandı - (ışıkla) kaplandıUrdu: نہلایا - غسل کیا - روشنی میں نہایاIndonesian: mandi - dibasuh - diselimuti (cahaya, cairan)
Example Sentences
The room was bathed in golden sunlight.
natural
The dog was dirty, so I bathed it.
basic
She bathed the baby last night.
basic
He bathed in the river during summer.
basic
She felt completely relaxed after she bathed in lavender oil.
natural
After a long hike, we bathed our tired feet in the cool lake.
natural