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1 купальний
bathing, swimmingкупальний костюм — swimming costume; амер. bathing suit ( dress)
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2 купальна кабіна
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3 костюм
чcostume; dress; ( чоловічий) suitвечірній костюм — evening dress, dress suit
купальний костюм — bathing suit, bathing / swimming costume, swimsuit
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4 купальник
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5 купальня
жdressing box ( for bathers), ( swimming) bath, bathhouse, bathing hut -
6 купання
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7 морський
1) sea; ( мореплавний) marine, nautical; ( приморський) maritimeморський ангел зоол. — fiddle-fish
морський берег — seashore, seaside, seacoast; littoral
морський вокзал — port arrival and departure building; marine passenger terminal
морський вугор — conger ( eel), sea-eel
морський вузол — bend, hitch
морський дракон зоол. — weever
морський йорж — rock-fish, scorpion-fish
морський коник — hippocampus, sea-horse
морський кріп бот. — samphire
морський курорт — seaside, seaside resort, watering-place, bathing-place, plage
морський минь зоол. — rockling
морський окунь — cabrilla, redfish, rock-fish, rosefish, tomcod
морський паспорт юр. — sea brief, sea pass
морський пором — sea ( going) ferry
морський трубопровід — marine pipeline, subsea pipeline, sealine
морський флот — marine; ( торговельний) commercial fleet, merchant fleet
морський чорт зоол. — allmouth
2) військ. navalморський бій — sea fight, naval engagement
3)морський вовк — old salt, sea dog
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8 накупатися
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9 обмивання
сbathing, washing; ablution(s) -
10 промивання
спромивання порожнини мед. — lavage
промивання шлунка мед. — lavage ( irrigation) of the stomach, gastric lavage
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11 труси
мн.underpants, pants, panties; ( спортивні) shorts; ( для купання) swimming trunks, bathing drawers -
12 халат
ч1) ( хатній) dressing gown, housecoat, wrapperхалат для купання — bathing robe, bathrobe
2) ( східний одяг) oriental robeмаскувальний халат військ. — camouflage cloak ( coat)
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bathing — noun 1. immersing the body in water or sunshine (Freq. 1) • Derivationally related forms: ↑bathe • Hypernyms: ↑diversion, ↑recreation • Hyponyms: ↑sea bathing, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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