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bathed

/beɪðd/

bathed in

Translations

bathedpast participle

/beɪðd/

Adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "bathe".

baignéEmployé surtout au sens de « entouré de », « inondé de » (lumière, couleur, etc.).

The room was bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun.

La pièce était baignée dans la chaude lueur du soleil couchant.

Additional translations

lavéAu sens de « qui a pris un bain », plus fréquent avec des personnes ou des bébés.

Synonyms

bathverb

bathed

Past Simple

bathed

Past Simple

bathed

Past Participle

bathing

Gerund

/bɑːθ/

/bæθ/

baigner

She decided to bath the baby before putting him to bed.

Elle a décidé de baigner le bébé avant de le coucher.

Additional translations

baignerEmploi technique.

Synonyms

batheverb

bathed

Past Simple

bathed

Past Simple

bathed

Past Participle

bathing

Gerund

/beɪð/

baignerS’emploie pour laver quelqu’un ou quelque chose, et au sens figuré pour « baigner de ».

She bathed the baby carefully in the warm water.

Elle a baigné le bébé avec soin dans l’eau tiède.

se baignerPour le fait de se plonger dans l’eau pour se laver, se détendre ou se rafraîchir.

He likes to bathe in the hot springs during the winter.

Il aime se baigner dans les sources chaudes pendant l’hiver.

Synonyms

Antonyms

bathepast participle

bathed

Used attributively to mean 'suffused or enveloped in liquid, light, etc.'

baignéS’emploie surtout dans des tournures comme « baigné de lumière » ou « baigné de soleil ».

The sun-bathed terrace overlooked the sea.

La terrasse baignée de soleil dominait la mer.

Definitions

bathedpast participle

Covered or enveloped in a particular quality or condition, often referring to light or moisture.

The room was bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun.

Having taken a bath; washed and clean.

The freshly bathed baby smelled of lavender.

bathverb

To wash or soak the body in a bath.

She decided to bath the baby before putting him to bed.

To immerse something in a liquid for cleaning, treatment, or experimentation.

The technician bathed the microscope slide in a saline solution.

batheverb

To wash oneself or another person in a bath.

She bathed the baby carefully in the warm water.

To immerse oneself in water for relaxation or pleasure.

He likes to bathe in the hot springs during the winter.

To cover or surround with a liquid, light, or other substance.

The room was bathed in the golden glow of the sunset.

bathepast participle

Suffused or enveloped in or as if in liquid, light, or another substance.

The sun-bathed terrace overlooked the sea.