🇬🇧 Bath meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A bath is when you sit or lie in a tub filled with water (and maybe bubbles) to wash your body and get clean. An adult might help pour water, add soap, and rinse you so the dirt and sweat go away. A bath can also be relaxing and fun, with toys, bubbles, and splashes, but its main job is to make you clean.

My bath water was clean when I got in and a mysterious cloudy soup when I got out—mission accomplished.

The bath was so warm and cozy that even my goosebumps told me, “We’re off duty tonight.”

I told my bath, “I’ll be clean in five minutes,” and the bath said, “We both know that’s not true.”

My baby brother’s bath lasts five minutes; drying up the giant puddle on the floor lasts forever.

Long ago, some people took very few baths in a whole year—so if you like daily bath time, you’re already fancier than many kings and queens from history.

Anna fills the tub with warm water for a bath. The small dog sees the bath and jumps in. Anna laughs and washes the dog with soap. The bath is wet and fun. They both get dry and clean after the bath. Anna and the dog smile after the nice bath.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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