sunbathing
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- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌbeɪðɪŋ/
:
toma de sol
- Look at this, we've got people sunbathing over here.
- sunbathing seal
- risks of sunbathing
- sunbathing behavior
He also one of his top recommendations for his patients was sunbathing.
- He also one of his top recommendations for his patients was sunbathing.
- We'll get massages, spa vibes, sunbathing.
- And when I say sunbathing, meaning literally trying to get sun on your face, I'm not talking about going to work and, you know, to the store, which is good.
Examples
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The local park was filled with families sunbathing and having picnics under the sun.
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The women were having lunch after sunbathing.
Fiction book (1996) -
And I always see him in his backyard sunbathing, reading.
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Get up around noon, do a little sunbathing...
Fiction book (1998) -
Sunbathing confers the benefits of looking and feeling good, but presents the long-term risk of skin cancer.
Academic text (1996) -
Blue skies and over 30°C; it was great sunbathing weather but made my run a little tougher.
Blog text (3) -
Even a few days' sunbathing on a beach wouldn't appreciably shorten the average person's lifespan.
Fiction book (1990) -
On a warm summer day, many people enjoy sunbathing at the beach to get a nice tan.
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After finishing her book, she spent the afternoon sunbathing by the pool.
Synonyms
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Skin becomes darker after being in the sun
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2.5
Lying in the sun to get warm or to tan the skin
How Intense
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1.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sunbathing is made from sun and bathing and imagines the sun 'bathing' your skin in light, just like a bath soaks you in water. So, sunbathing means sitting or lying in the sun to tan or enjoy the warmth.