浴
yù
bath
The Chinese word '浴' is used to refer to actions like taking a shower or bathing. This word is often paired with other words to create phrases like '洗澡' or '浴室', meaning 'take a shower' or 'bathroom' respectively.
Example sentences using: 浴
我要去浴室。
Wǒ yào qù yùshì.
I need to go to the bathroom.
This sentence is used when someone needs to use the restroom. It's a polite and direct way to express your needs.
我刚刚浴完了。
Wǒ gānggāng yù wánle.
I've just taken a bath.
This phrase is used to express that someone just finished bathing.
他正在浴室里浴。
Tā zhèngzài yùshì lǐ yù.
He is bathing in the bathroom.
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婴儿需要浴。
Yīng'ér xūyào yù.
The baby needs a bath.
This phrase is used when a baby needs to be bathed.
浴之后我感觉很好。
Yù zhīhòu wǒ gǎnjué hěn hǎo.
I feel good after taking a bath.
This sentence is used to express the feeling of comfort or relief after taking a bath.
我们的浴用品在哪?
Wǒmen de yù yòngpǐn zài nǎ?
Where are our bath supplies?
This phrase is typically used to ask about the location of bath supplies.
晚餐后，我们一起去浴。
Wǎncān hòu, wǒmen yīqǐ qù yù.
After dinner, we'll take a bath together.
This sentence is a plan for what to do after dinner. It implies a close relationship between the speaker and the person they are speaking to.
浴盐是什么?
Yù yán shì shénme?
What is bath salt?
This sentence is asking about the definition or explanation of bath salt.
我需要浴帽。
Wǒ xūyào yùmào.
I need a shower cap.
This sentence means the speaker needs a shower cap, possibly to prevent their hair from getting wet while bathing.
他过一会儿就要浴。
Tā guò yīhuǐ'er jiù yào yù.
He will take a bath in a while.
This sentence implies that someone will be taking a bath soon.