bathtub
NounUS[bath-tuhb]/ˈbæθtəb/2 syllables
Open English WordNet
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Translations
Noun large container in which a person may bathe
- Spanish
- bañera
- French
- baignoire
- German
- Badewanne
- Italian
- vasca da bagno
- Portuguese
- banheira
- Turkish
- küvet
- Russian
- ва́нна vánna
- Arabic
- حَوْض اِسْتِحْمَام ḥawḍ istiḥmām
- Chinese
- 浴缸 yùgāng
- Japanese
- 浴槽 yokusō
30 more languages
- Dutch
- badkuip
- Polish
- wanna
- Swedish
- badkar
- Greek
- μπανιέρα baniéra
- Korean
- 욕조 yokjo
- Indonesian
- bak rendam
- Vietnamese
- bồn tắm
- Hungarian
- fürdőkád
- Portuguese (PT)
- banheira
- Chinese (Trad.)
- 浴缸 yùgāng
- Albanian
- vaskë
- Catalan
- banyera
- Czech
- vana
- Danish
- badekar
- Esperanto
- banujo
- Estonian
- vann
- Finnish
- amme
- Georgian
- აბაზანა abazana
- Hebrew
- אַמְבַּטְיָה ambátya
- Icelandic
- baðkar
- Latvian
- vanna
- Lithuanian
- vonia
- Norwegian
- badekar
- Romanian
- cadă
- Scottish Gaelic
- amar-ionnlaid
- Serbo-Croatian
- kada
- Slovak
- vaňa
- Slovenian
- kad
- Welsh
- twb ymolchi
- Yiddish
- וואַנע vane
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Webster's Dictionary (1913)
bath′tub noun
A relatively large tub used to take a bath, usually a permanent fixture in a bathroom; it is an open container that is filled with water, in which a person immerses himself for the purpose of washing the body. Syn. — bath, tub.
Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913), from GCIDE 0.54 · with additions: +PJC, WordNet 1.5