bath russian
ва́нна
bathtub, bath, tub
bath, soak
па́риться
to take a steam bath, to steam, to sweat (in a sauna)
to worry, to stress out, to bother (about something)
to be steamed, to steam, to be stewed
ба́ня
banya, bathhouse, sauna
bath (figurative)
ва́нный
bath-, bathroom-
гу́бка
sponge, bath sponge
little lip
jaw (of a vice)
ве́ник
broom, besom
bath switch of birch twigs, sauna whisk
искупа́ть
to atone for, to redeem, to expiate, to make up for
to bathe (someone), to give a bath to
купа́ть
to bath, to bathe, to give a bath
облива́ться
to douse oneself (with water), to sponge down, to have a shower-bath
вы́купать
to bathe (someone), to give a bath
to redeem, to ransom, to buy back
ба́нный
bath-, bathhouse-, sauna-
моча́лка
loofah, bath sponge, washcloth, wisp of bast
bimbo, slut, slag
ба́нька
(small) banya, (small) bathhouse / steam bath
напусти́ть
to let in (water), to fill (with liquid), to run (a bath)
to set (dogs) on, to sic on, to let loose (on)
to cast (a spell on), to inflict by witchcraft
вы́мыться
to wash oneself, to get washed, to have a bath
to be washed out, to come out (of a stain)
пари́лка
steam room, sweat room, steam bath
вира́ж
turn, bend, curve, bank (in flight)
toner, toning bath
попа́риться
to take a steam bath, to have a sauna, to steam oneself (in a banya)
ва́нночка
baby bath, foot bath, sitz bath, small tub
ба́нщик
bath-house attendant
выкупа́ться
to bathe, to take a bath
вы́купаться
to bathe, to take a bath
облива́ние
dousing, pouring water over, drenching
douche, cold-water dousing, sponge-down, shower-bath
glazing, icing
ба́нщица
bath-house attendant
выпа́риваться
to evaporate, to steam, to steam in a Russian bath
пропа́риваться
to take a good long steam bath, to steam oneself thoroughly
to get steamed thoroughly, to be steamed through
распа́риваться
to become soft from steaming, to be stewed well, to soften up
to break into a sweat, to get steamed and flushed, to be steaming
to get carried away in the steam bath, to be unable to leave the sauna
искупа́ющийся
bathing, washing oneself, taking a bath
па́рившийся
who was steaming oneself, who had taken a steam bath
попа́рившийся
having steamed oneself, who has taken a steam bath
напа́ренный
steamed, hot from a steam bath, overheated with steam
распа́рившийся
hot, flushed, steamed (from a bath/sauna), sweaty
парно́й
steam-, steamy, vapour-
sauna, steam room, steam bath
fresh (straight from the cow), still warm (milk), freshly slaughtered (meat)
кюве́тка
cuvette, (small) cell
tray, dish, bath
перепа́ривать
to over-steam, to stew too long, to steam too much
to keep (someone) in the sauna too long, to steam (someone) too long
to give a steam bath to (many) one after another, to steam (everyone) in turn
пропа́рившийся
steamed, thoroughly steamed
well-steamed (after a bath), thoroughly perspired
туале́т
toilet, lavatory, restroom, bathroom
dress, gown, attire, outfit
ва́нная
bathroom
купа́ться
to bathe, to go swimming
хала́т
dressing gown, bathrobe, housecoat
work coat, smock, white coat (doctor's)
купа́льник
swimsuit, bathing suit for girls
искупа́ться
to bathe, to go swimming
купа́ние
bathing
зали́тый
flooded, inundated, covered with (liquid), full of (liquid)
bathed in, flooded with (light), drenched in, sun-drenched
накупи́ть
to buy(much), to give a good bathe
купа́льный
bathing
покупа́ться
to have a swim, to have a bathe, to take a dip
to fall for, to be taken in, to take the bait
to be bought, to be purchased
to sell well, to be in demand, to be a hit
обмы́ть
to wash, to wash all over, to bathe, to wash off
to wet (a purchase), to celebrate with a drink, to drink to
умыва́льник
wash-stand, bathroom sink
озолоти́ть
to make golden, to gild, to bathe in gold
to make rich, to load with money, to shower with gold
купа́льня
bathing hut
сану́зел
latrine, toilet, bathroom
обмыва́ть
to wash, to wash off, to bathe, to sponge down
to wash around, to lap against, to wash over
to celebrate with a drink, to wet (a purchase), to drink to
позолоти́ть
to gild, to cover with gold
to bathe in golden light, to tinge with gold
омы́тый
washed, rinsed, bathed
батиска́ф
bathyscaphe, deep-sea submersible
купа́ющийся
bathing, swimming
запа́риваться
to get worked up, to fuss (over something), to overthink, to be in a stew
to steam oneself (in a bathhouse), to sweat in the sauna
to be steamed soft, to be steamed (of fodder or food)
омы́ться
to wash oneself, to bathe oneself
омыва́ющий
washing, lapping, bathing, laving
предба́нник
anteroom of a bathhouse, changing room (in a sauna), dressing-room
waiting room, anteroom
золоти́ть
to gild, to cover with gold
to turn golden, to bathe in golden light
купа́льщик
bather
докупа́ть
to buy in addition, to finish bathing, to bathe
омыва́емый
washed by, laved by, bathed by, surrounded by (water)
ба́нник
bathhouse spirit, bannik
swab (for a gun barrel), cleaning rod, bore brush
boilermaker
купа́льщица
bather
замыва́ть
to wash away, to erode, to undermine, to wash over
to wash, to rinse, to bathe (a wound)
запа́ривать
to steam, to stew, to scald, to brew (in boiling water)
to heat up (until steaming), to fire up (a bathhouse)
грязелече́бница
therapeutic mud-baths, institution for mud cures
обмыва́ние
washing, bathing, ablution
rinsing off, washing down, hosing down
осия́нный
illumined, lit up, bathed in light
enlightened
перекупа́ться
to bathe too long, to stay in water too long
батисфе́ра
bathysphere, diving sphere
обмыва́ться
to wash oneself, to bathe, to rinse oneself off
to be washed, to be rinsed off, to be washed by (waves)
омы́вший
washed, bathed, rinsed, having washed
иску́панный
bathed, washed
bathed in, immersed in, steeped in
купа́емый
being bathed, being washed
bathable, washable
докупа́ться
to finish bathing, to bathe
купа́льница
bather, swimmer
купа́вшийся
who bathed, who swam
искупа́вшийся
bathed, having bathed, having swum
купа́ющий
bathing, washing
ку́панный
bathed, having bathed, immersed
батипла́н
bathyplane
гря́зи
mud, therapeutic mud-baths
душе́вная
shower-baths, showers
пла́вки
swimsuit, bathing suit for boys
прима́чивать
to moisten, to bathe, to wet
обдаваемый
bathed, enveloped, showered (by)
покупа́вшийся
having bathed, having swum
заку́панный
bathed, washed (thoroughly), drenched, immersed
омыва́вший
washing, bathing, lapping, that was washing/bathing/lapping
купа́вший
bathing (past action), having bathed, who bathed
обмыва́вшийся
washing oneself, bathing oneself, rinsing oneself
омыва́ющийся
washed by, bathed by, lapped by, washing
омыва́вшийся
washed, bathed, rinsed, lapped
переку́панный
over-bathed, bathed too much
перекупа́вшийся
over-bathed, having swum too much, over-swum
обмы́вшийся
washed, bathed
Examples
Горя́чая ва́нна помогла́ ей рассла́биться.
The hot bath relaxed her.
Большинство́ япо́нцев принима́ет ва́нну ка́ждый день.
Most Japanese take a bath every day.
Вам не следует принима́ть ни ва́нну, ни душ.
You must not take either a shower or a bath.
Моё полоте́нце бы́ло мо́крое, поэтому бесполе́зное.
My bath towel was wet, so it was of no use.
Он принима́ет ва́нну ка́ждое у́тро.
He takes a bath every morning.
Please give the baby a bath.
Ма́ма собира́ется приня́ть ва́нну.
Mom is about to enter the bath.
Ка́ждое у́тро она принима́ет ва́нну.
She has a bath every morning.
Прими́ ва́нну! Посвеже́ешь и рассла́бишься сразу.
Have a bath! You'll feel fresh and relaxed afterwards.
It's time to take a bath.
Тёплая ва́нна рассла́била мои́ му́скулы.
The hot bath relaxed my muscles.
Том собира́лся приня́ть ва́нну, когда в дверь позвони́ли.
Tom was about to take a bath when the doorbell rang.
Но́мер для двоих с ва́нной, пожалуйста.
A room for two with bath, please.
Том предпочита́ет принима́ть душ утром, а Мэри больше нра́вится принима́ть ва́нну непосредственно пе́ред сном.
Tom prefers to take a shower in the morning while Mary prefers to take a bath just before going to bed.
Пожалуйста, напо́лните ва́нну наполовину.
Please fill the bath half full.
Одноме́стный но́мер с ва́нной, правильно?
Single with bath, right?
I'm going to take a bath.
Tom is taking a bath now.
I was taking a bath.
Никто сейчас не принима́ет ва́нну.
Nobody's taking a bath right now.
Когда ты в после́дний раз принима́ла ва́нну?
When was the last time you had a bath?
Когда вы в после́дний раз принима́ли ва́нну?
When was the last time you had a bath?
Tom is taking a bath.
Она разде́лась, чтобы приня́ть ва́нну.
She undressed to take a bath.
Я собира́юсь выкупать соба́ку.
I'm going to give the dog a bath.
Банщик, напаривавший гостей веником, вышел передохнуть.
The bath attendant, who had been steaming the guests with a bath broom, went out to take a break.



















