Bathe | Mean of bathe in English Dictionary

/ˈbeɪð/

• Verb
• to take a bath
1. I always bathe [=(Brit) bath] in the morning.
• to wash (someone) in a container filled with water
1. We'll bathe [=(Brit) bath] the baby after she eats.
• to swim for pleasure
1. We bathed [=swam] in the ocean.

• to wash or rinse (a part of the body)
1. If the chemical comes in contact with the eyes, bathe the eyes with water for 10 minutes.
• to cover (an area or surface) with light
1. The moon bathed the town in light. = The town was bathed in moonlight.
• covered with sweat
1. He was bathed in sweat when he finished exercising.
• Noun
• the act of swimming for pleasure
1. We went for a bathe in the sea.