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1. (n.) bathtub
a tub to bathe in, esp. one that is a permanent fixture in a bathroom.
Etymology: (1825–35)
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1. (noun) bathtub, bathing tub, bath, tub
a relatively large open container that you fill with water and use to wash the body
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1. (noun) bathtub
a long container you sit in to wash your body
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Sense: a bath (for washing in).
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 Afrikaans: bad |
 Arabic: حَوْضُ الحَمّام، مَغْطَس |
 Bulgarian: вана |
 Brazilian: banheira |
 Czech: vana |
 German: die Badewanne |
 Danish: badekar |
 Greek: μπανιέρα |
 Spanish: bañera |
 Estonian: vann |
 Farsi: وان حمام |
 Finnish: kylpyamme |
 French: baignoire |
 Hebrew: אַמבָּט |
 Hindi: स्नानटब |
 Croatian: kada |
 Hungarian: fürdőkád |
 Indonesian: bak mandi |
 Icelandic: baðker |
 Italian: vasca da bagno |
 Japanese: 浴槽 |
 Korean: 욕조 |
 Lithuanian: vonia |
 Latvian: vanna |
 Malay: tab mandi |
 Dutch: badkuip |
 Norwegian: badekar |
 Polish: wanna |
 Persian: وان حمام |
 Pashto: د حمام ټب |
 Portuguese: banheira |
 Romanian: cadă |
 Russian: ванна |
 Slovenian: kad |
 Serbian: kada |
 Swedish: badkar |
 Thai: อ่างอาบน้ำ |
 Turkish: küvet |
 Taiwanese: 浴缸 |
 Ukrainian: ванна |
 Urdu: غسل کے لئے ٹب |
 Vietnamese: bồn tắm |
 Chinese: 浴缸 |
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