bathe; immerse; bask in
Meanings
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to bathe; to take a bath or shower
Refers to washing the body, often with connotations of ritual, cleanliness, or relaxation. More formal or literary than 洗澡.
I bathe every morning and evening.
Bathing can help relax the body and mind.
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Ancient nobles were very particular about the rituals of bathing.
verb
to be bathed in; to be enveloped in (light, warmth, etc.)
literaryFigurative usage describing things being surrounded by, exposed to, or enjoying pleasant elements such as sunlight, moonlight, or grace. Often used in literary or poetic contexts.
Every flower, every tree, and every blade of grass is bathed in sunlight.
The entire valley is bathed in golden afterglow.
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Her face is bathed in soft moonlight.
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to be immersed in; to revel in (an atmosphere, emotion, or environment)
literaryDescribes being deeply surrounded by, enjoying, or soaking up an environment, mood, or feeling, such as happiness, youth, or friendship. Carries a positive, literary connotation.
They are immersed in the joy of youth.
We are bathed in the warmth of friendship.
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Immersed in the joy of success, he felt extremely happy.
The whole city is immersed in the festive atmosphere.