Translation for 'to have a bath' from English to Hungarian

to have a bath

fürdik

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to take a bath

fürdik

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to have a rest

pihen

to have a party

bulizik

to have a shower

letusol

to have a cold

meghűlt (van)orvost.

to have a laugh at sb.

kinevet vkit

to have a crush on sb.

bele van zúgva vkibe

to have a grudge against sb.

haragban lenni vkivel

neheztel vkire

to have a long conversation with sb.

unverified elbeszélget vkivel

steam bath

gőzfürdő {noun}

bath [tub]

kád {noun}

bath attendant

úszómester {noun}

bath keeper

úszómester {noun}

Turkish bath

gőzfürdő {noun}

to bath [Br.]

fürdik

fürdet

vapor bath [Am.]

gőzfürdő {noun}

vapour bath [Br.]

gőzfürdő {noun}

to have

van vmije

• Fatty decides to have a bath in the pond and strips to his underwear, leaving his uniform hanging on a bush.
• He also recalls a much lighter, indeed hilarious, incident when the British troops stationed near Robecq were ordered to have a bath.
• The father paid special care to the birds as well, and whenever his son took a bath, Dunggou would take the young birds down from their nest to have a bath with his son.
• Dave Lister (Craig Charles) arranges for her to have a bath in his quarters, and finds some extra clothing for her—gestures that worry Kryten (Robert Llewellyn) considerably.
• Many people with skin diseases regularly come from long distances to have a bath to cure them.

• It seems during that time there was not a drop of water here, and when Rama's wife Sita wanted to have a bath, Rama instructed his brother Lakmana to facilitate Sita Devi's wish.
• Once, during a normal visit his wife wanted to have a bath in the middle of the journey.
• The planned village was seen as an attractive place to live, as exemplified by the often stated belief that Markham was the first mining village to have a bath in every property.