Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Bathtub"

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A: The closest common phrase would be "Now granted," or even just "granted,". If you are trying to make it a negative you should use another word instead of "granted".

A: “I am going to take a bath in the bathtub.”

“I am going to the bathtub to take a bubble bath.”

“Do you have a bathtub or a shower?”

A: I got into the bathtub to take a bath
Did you clean the ring around the tub off before going to bed?

“Bathtub” is often commonly shortened to just “tub”, and you go to the tub to take a bath.

A: No, I can't pick up a pool, even if it's empty. A modern bathtub is fixed in place, but that wasn't always true. They used to be big enough to hold a person, but small/light enough to move. A tub in general terms is a large container, bigger than a typical bucket.

A: bathtub is the thing you take baths in. “I’m going to take a bath in the bathtub”

A: Also called a 'drain strainer'

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A: this is how you should pronounce bathtub ok

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A: It means: "Masterbation in the bath is high quality/impressive." (depends on context.)

A: Once you are warm, get out of the bath.

A: The bathtub is overflowing. Is probably the most common and what you'll most frequently see.
The bathtub is brimming with water. Is a bit formal and you'll probably only see in books where they describe the state of the bathtub in detail.

A: 分かりました。「アメリカでは主にシャワーを使うと思いますが」という文脈がなかったので、質問はちょっと曖昧でした。

「I think people mainly take showers in the U.S., but what do you guys think about baths?」（これもちょっと曖昧です。「Do you take them once in a while? On a weekly basis?」と続ければ大丈夫と思います。」）

私はあまり湯船に浸かりませんね。Alubaが言ったとおり、主にシャワーを使います。