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tub
noun
tubs
Pl.
UK
/tʌb/
US
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ванна
She filled the tub with warm water.
Она наполнила ванну теплой водой.
контейнер
He stored the toys in a plastic tub.
Он хранил игрушки в пластиковом контейнере.
кадка
The gardener used a large tub to plant the tree.
Садовник использовал большую кадку, чтобы посадить дерево.
Additional translations
чан
бадья
Synonyms
container
receptacle
cask
vessel
bathtub
tub
verb
tubbed
Präteritum
tubbed
Partizip Perfekt
tubbing
Gerundium
UK
/tʌb/
US
/tʌb/
купать
She decided to tub the baby before bedtime.
Она решила купать ребенка перед сном.
Additional translations
наливать в ванну
Synonyms
lather
scrub
plunge
immerse
souse
dip
wash
soak
bathe
tub
adjective
Used attributively before a noun to denote something related to or shaped like a tub (e.g., “tub chair”, “tub bath”).
Definitions
tub
noun
A large, open container for holding or storing liquids, typically used for washing or bathing.
She filled the tub with warm water for her evening bath.
A small, typically plastic or cardboard container used for holding food or other substances.
He bought a tub of ice cream from the store.
A small, round, and often shallow container used for growing plants.
The gardener planted herbs in a tub on the patio.
A slow, unwieldy, or old-fashioned vessel or vehicle, especially a boat.
The crew complained that the ship was an old tub that could barely make five knots.
tub
verb
To wash or bathe in a tub.
She decided to tub the baby before bedtime.
To place or grow (a plant) in a tub.
They tubbed the young orange trees so they could be moved indoors for the winter.
tub
adjective
Relating to, designed for, or shaped like a tub; used attributively before another noun.
We bought a tub chair for the reading nook.
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