To wash the body; to take a bath or shower.

A place that provides bathing services for the public, often commercially; also called [[澡堂子|澡堂子|zao3 tang2 zi5]] or [[浴池|浴池|yu4 chi2]]

To wash the body with running water; to shower.

a large tub or basin used for bathing

to rub one's body with a towel while bathing to remove dirt and dead skin

to rub the body down with a wet towel or sponge instead of showering or bathing; to give someone a sponge bath

A communal bathing pool or public bathhouse. Now more commonly written as [[澡堂|澡堂|zao3 tang2]]

to improve one's moral character through self-cultivation; to maintain purity of mind and body; literally to bathe the body and cleanse one's virtue

A shower or bath taken with cold water.

to bathe or immerse oneself in a bath for a long time

water used for bathing or currently in the bathtub

bathroom; shower room; restroom

Bathing in the sea

to wash the dirt to find a defect; to find fault or pick holes in something

public facility for bathing, often commercial or communal

scrub mitt or shower glove used for washing the body

tub used for washing and religious ceremonies in a Buddhist monastery

to wash; to clean; to purify one's mind or spirit

a hot bath or shower

a basin filled with water for birds to bathe in