Definition of Turkish bath in English:

Turkish bath

noun

1A cleansing or relaxing treatment that involves a period of time spent sitting in a room filled with very hot air or steam, generally followed by washing and massage.
土耳其浴，蒸汽浴
Example sentencesExamples
- The place is a beauty, and you can choose from massage, Turkish baths, mud treatments and more.
- She was a Turkish bath attendant on the ‘unsinkable’ luxury liner.
- To this day the tradition of spa bathing and taking Turkish baths is strong in Budapest.
- And the legendary Turkish bath, which was derived from the hammam, has been popular in Europe for centuries.
- But if you want a taste of the real Turkey, try a good old - fashioned Turkish bath and massage at the local hammam, on offer at about €15.
- A Turkish bath cost three shillings and a massage two shillings.
- While the gymnasium comprises the latest range of equipment, the wet areas provide chill showers, steam, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi.
- According to Twain, his first Turkish bath was a terrible, indeed traumatic experience, so shockingly devoid was it of the elegance that literary accounts had led him to anticipate.
- I also go for a Turkish bath which is excellent to get rid of the rigours of the week.
Synonyms
bathtub, tub, hot tub
1. 1.1 A building or room where a Turkish bath is available.
  土耳其浴浴室，蒸汽浴室
  Example sentencesExamples
  The play, which premiered in the West End in 1985, was originally written to be performed in a municipal Turkish baths.
  See, I originally wanted your mother and Lillian Bennett to join me for breakfast, but they had already scheduled a morning in the Turkish bath.
  Fortunately the fact that the room was akin to Turkish bath helped root out the weak.
  The Windsor Hotel in Cairo was originally built as a Turkish bath house for the royal families in Cairo.
  Three mosques, a Roman Catholic Church and the 400-year-old Turkish baths were heavily damaged.
  He was encouraged to go to the pool and, over time, made new friends in the Turkish baths.
  Quantity surveyors say renovating the Turkish baths will cost £6.3m instead of the £4m original estimate.
  The estimated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths.
  Behind the market stalls are the Tin Trunk warehouse, The Golden Lion public house and the city Turkish bath.
  This is a dramatic mirrored structure housing jacuzzis, jet streams, cascades, hydromassage, Turkish baths and much more.
  Other yachts are known to have a full health club and spa, a marble Turkish bath for 12 people, and a decompression chamber for diving.
  The anticipated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths, which would then be open to the public and start bringing in some money.
  Lily and Lillian came out of the lavishly decorated door to the Turkish bath, and began to ascend the grand staircase.
  Next door was the Grande Suite with heated outdoor and indoor pools, staff quarters, sauna and Turkish bath.
  The basement has a complete Turkish bath, spa pool, fountain, swimming pool and a hairdressing salon.
  Delays have meant that work on restoring the Turkish baths in Hathersage Road will not start until late next year.
  More than 280,000 viewers voted to restore and reopen the Turkish baths suite to the local community once again.
  He said a commercial operator could, with flair and imagination, develop the baths service while maintaining the Turkish baths tradition.
  Along the cool corridors are private dining rooms, libraries, a gymnasium, and Turkish baths.
  Bolton's recreation committee has made the decision to close the Turkish baths on Great Moor Street on April 1.

Definition of Turkish bath in US English:

Turkish bath

nounˌtərkiSH ˈbaTHˌtərkɪʃ ˈbæθ

1A cleansing or relaxing treatment that involves a period of time spent sitting in a room filled with very hot air or steam, generally followed by washing and massage.
土耳其浴，蒸汽浴
Example sentencesExamples
- She was a Turkish bath attendant on the ‘unsinkable’ luxury liner.
- While the gymnasium comprises the latest range of equipment, the wet areas provide chill showers, steam, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi.
- The place is a beauty, and you can choose from massage, Turkish baths, mud treatments and more.
- According to Twain, his first Turkish bath was a terrible, indeed traumatic experience, so shockingly devoid was it of the elegance that literary accounts had led him to anticipate.
- To this day the tradition of spa bathing and taking Turkish baths is strong in Budapest.
- I also go for a Turkish bath which is excellent to get rid of the rigours of the week.
- And the legendary Turkish bath, which was derived from the hammam, has been popular in Europe for centuries.
- A Turkish bath cost three shillings and a massage two shillings.
- But if you want a taste of the real Turkey, try a good old - fashioned Turkish bath and massage at the local hammam, on offer at about €15.
Synonyms
bathtub, tub, hot tub
1. 1.1 A building or room where a Turkish bath is available.
  土耳其浴浴室，蒸汽浴室
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was encouraged to go to the pool and, over time, made new friends in the Turkish baths.
  Delays have meant that work on restoring the Turkish baths in Hathersage Road will not start until late next year.
  Three mosques, a Roman Catholic Church and the 400-year-old Turkish baths were heavily damaged.
  Other yachts are known to have a full health club and spa, a marble Turkish bath for 12 people, and a decompression chamber for diving.
  Lily and Lillian came out of the lavishly decorated door to the Turkish bath, and began to ascend the grand staircase.
  Along the cool corridors are private dining rooms, libraries, a gymnasium, and Turkish baths.
  See, I originally wanted your mother and Lillian Bennett to join me for breakfast, but they had already scheduled a morning in the Turkish bath.
  He said a commercial operator could, with flair and imagination, develop the baths service while maintaining the Turkish baths tradition.
  Behind the market stalls are the Tin Trunk warehouse, The Golden Lion public house and the city Turkish bath.
  Fortunately the fact that the room was akin to Turkish bath helped root out the weak.
  The Windsor Hotel in Cairo was originally built as a Turkish bath house for the royal families in Cairo.
  The estimated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths.
  This is a dramatic mirrored structure housing jacuzzis, jet streams, cascades, hydromassage, Turkish baths and much more.
  Quantity surveyors say renovating the Turkish baths will cost £6.3m instead of the £4m original estimate.
  More than 280,000 viewers voted to restore and reopen the Turkish baths suite to the local community once again.
  Next door was the Grande Suite with heated outdoor and indoor pools, staff quarters, sauna and Turkish bath.
  The basement has a complete Turkish bath, spa pool, fountain, swimming pool and a hairdressing salon.
  The play, which premiered in the West End in 1985, was originally written to be performed in a municipal Turkish baths.
  Bolton's recreation committee has made the decision to close the Turkish baths on Great Moor Street on April 1.
  The anticipated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths, which would then be open to the public and start bringing in some money.

单词	Turkish bath
释义	Definition of Turkish bath in English: Turkish bath noun 1A cleansing or relaxing treatment that involves a period of time spent sitting in a room filled with very hot air or steam, generally followed by washing and massage. 土耳其浴，蒸汽浴 Example sentencesExamples The place is a beauty, and you can choose from massage, Turkish baths, mud treatments and more. She was a Turkish bath attendant on the ‘unsinkable’ luxury liner. To this day the tradition of spa bathing and taking Turkish baths is strong in Budapest. And the legendary Turkish bath, which was derived from the hammam, has been popular in Europe for centuries. But if you want a taste of the real Turkey, try a good old - fashioned Turkish bath and massage at the local hammam, on offer at about €15. A Turkish bath cost three shillings and a massage two shillings. While the gymnasium comprises the latest range of equipment, the wet areas provide chill showers, steam, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi. According to Twain, his first Turkish bath was a terrible, indeed traumatic experience, so shockingly devoid was it of the elegance that literary accounts had led him to anticipate. I also go for a Turkish bath which is excellent to get rid of the rigours of the week. Synonyms bathtub, tub, hot tub 1.1 A building or room where a Turkish bath is available. 土耳其浴浴室，蒸汽浴室 Example sentencesExamples The play, which premiered in the West End in 1985, was originally written to be performed in a municipal Turkish baths. See, I originally wanted your mother and Lillian Bennett to join me for breakfast, but they had already scheduled a morning in the Turkish bath. Fortunately the fact that the room was akin to Turkish bath helped root out the weak. The Windsor Hotel in Cairo was originally built as a Turkish bath house for the royal families in Cairo. Three mosques, a Roman Catholic Church and the 400-year-old Turkish baths were heavily damaged. He was encouraged to go to the pool and, over time, made new friends in the Turkish baths. Quantity surveyors say renovating the Turkish baths will cost £6.3m instead of the £4m original estimate. The estimated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths. Behind the market stalls are the Tin Trunk warehouse, The Golden Lion public house and the city Turkish bath. This is a dramatic mirrored structure housing jacuzzis, jet streams, cascades, hydromassage, Turkish baths and much more. Other yachts are known to have a full health club and spa, a marble Turkish bath for 12 people, and a decompression chamber for diving. The anticipated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths, which would then be open to the public and start bringing in some money. Lily and Lillian came out of the lavishly decorated door to the Turkish bath, and began to ascend the grand staircase. Next door was the Grande Suite with heated outdoor and indoor pools, staff quarters, sauna and Turkish bath. The basement has a complete Turkish bath, spa pool, fountain, swimming pool and a hairdressing salon. Delays have meant that work on restoring the Turkish baths in Hathersage Road will not start until late next year. More than 280,000 viewers voted to restore and reopen the Turkish baths suite to the local community once again. He said a commercial operator could, with flair and imagination, develop the baths service while maintaining the Turkish baths tradition. Along the cool corridors are private dining rooms, libraries, a gymnasium, and Turkish baths. Bolton's recreation committee has made the decision to close the Turkish baths on Great Moor Street on April 1. Definition of Turkish bath in US English: Turkish bath nounˌtərkiSH ˈbaTHˌtərkɪʃ ˈbæθ 1A cleansing or relaxing treatment that involves a period of time spent sitting in a room filled with very hot air or steam, generally followed by washing and massage. 土耳其浴，蒸汽浴 Example sentencesExamples She was a Turkish bath attendant on the ‘unsinkable’ luxury liner. While the gymnasium comprises the latest range of equipment, the wet areas provide chill showers, steam, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi. The place is a beauty, and you can choose from massage, Turkish baths, mud treatments and more. According to Twain, his first Turkish bath was a terrible, indeed traumatic experience, so shockingly devoid was it of the elegance that literary accounts had led him to anticipate. To this day the tradition of spa bathing and taking Turkish baths is strong in Budapest. I also go for a Turkish bath which is excellent to get rid of the rigours of the week. And the legendary Turkish bath, which was derived from the hammam, has been popular in Europe for centuries. A Turkish bath cost three shillings and a massage two shillings. But if you want a taste of the real Turkey, try a good old - fashioned Turkish bath and massage at the local hammam, on offer at about €15. Synonyms bathtub, tub, hot tub 1.1 A building or room where a Turkish bath is available. 土耳其浴浴室，蒸汽浴室 Example sentencesExamples He was encouraged to go to the pool and, over time, made new friends in the Turkish baths. Delays have meant that work on restoring the Turkish baths in Hathersage Road will not start until late next year. Three mosques, a Roman Catholic Church and the 400-year-old Turkish baths were heavily damaged. Other yachts are known to have a full health club and spa, a marble Turkish bath for 12 people, and a decompression chamber for diving. Lily and Lillian came out of the lavishly decorated door to the Turkish bath, and began to ascend the grand staircase. Along the cool corridors are private dining rooms, libraries, a gymnasium, and Turkish baths. See, I originally wanted your mother and Lillian Bennett to join me for breakfast, but they had already scheduled a morning in the Turkish bath. He said a commercial operator could, with flair and imagination, develop the baths service while maintaining the Turkish baths tradition. Behind the market stalls are the Tin Trunk warehouse, The Golden Lion public house and the city Turkish bath. Fortunately the fact that the room was akin to Turkish bath helped root out the weak. The Windsor Hotel in Cairo was originally built as a Turkish bath house for the royal families in Cairo. The estimated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths. This is a dramatic mirrored structure housing jacuzzis, jet streams, cascades, hydromassage, Turkish baths and much more. Quantity surveyors say renovating the Turkish baths will cost £6.3m instead of the £4m original estimate. More than 280,000 viewers voted to restore and reopen the Turkish baths suite to the local community once again. Next door was the Grande Suite with heated outdoor and indoor pools, staff quarters, sauna and Turkish bath. The basement has a complete Turkish bath, spa pool, fountain, swimming pool and a hairdressing salon. The play, which premiered in the West End in 1985, was originally written to be performed in a municipal Turkish baths. Bolton's recreation committee has made the decision to close the Turkish baths on Great Moor Street on April 1. The anticipated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths, which would then be open to the public and start bringing in some money.
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