Dictionary entry
Sunbathe
Pronunciation: /ˈsʌnbeɪð/
Pronunciation
/ˈsʌnbeɪð/
Myanmar Meaning
အသားကို ညိုစေရန် နေပူစာလှုံသည်။
Definition
sunbathe /'sʌnbeÇð/ v အသားအေရာင္ညိဳေမာင္းေအာင္ ေနဆာ လံႈသည္။
Examples
- ‘According to the NOP survey
- twelve million Britons have gone swimming naked while a further six million have sunbathed nude on holiday abroad
- where attitudes are more relaxed.’
- ‘Or should we take the local bus and go into town
- hit the beach for sunbathing
- swimming
- snorkelling or windsurfing?’
- ‘The rest of the day they devoted to gossiping
- sunbathing and preparing to parade.’
- ‘If you go there in summer
- Seaside Bathing Beach is a good place to swim
- sunbathe or just have a rest.’
- ‘During the day
- the island is strictly reserved for those who prefer to swim and sunbathe in the nude.’
- ‘The beach is vast
- uncrowded
- with ample space for sunbathing
- water sports and safe bathing with just enough gentle surf to ward off monotony.’
- ‘When applied properly
- the creams can last for days
- even providing cover after sunbathing or swimming.’
- ‘While they do not mind if they stay on the coast
- they would like to be close enough to a beach
- so they can sunbathe and swim regularly.’
- ‘At the moment
- Quentin was lounging on deck
- watching passengers sunbathe and swim.’
- ‘We still had a few hours to kill before we were to meet our local guide to take us up Yasur volcano
- so we acted like tourists and swam and sunbathed at the local beach.’
- ‘We trek to the hotel
- reminding ourselves that once we drop off our bags
- we can go to the beach
- sunbathe
- swim
- and relax.’
- ‘Soviet tourists once flocked to Moynaq to swim in the Aral Sea's waters
- famed for healing skin diseases
- and to sunbathe on pristine beaches.’
- ‘It's perfect for my sort of holiday - swimming
- sunbathing
- reading
- relaxing
- eating and drinking.’
- ‘Expert climbers
- they spend much of the daylight hours sleeping and sunbathing in trees.’
- ‘The couple were staying at a secluded villa on a private island in the Seychelles which only admits paying guests and were snapped swimming and sunbathing.’
- ‘They were swimming and sunbathing on a private island.’
- ‘So they play pool
- swim and sunbathe and have a game of golf on their day off.’
- ‘Celts with a fair ‘type 1’ skin should never sunbathe while those with a ‘type 4’ skin get nothing but a glorious tan.’
- ‘Charlotte has been too busy working to get to the beach
- and of late the weather's been too chilly to sunbathe or swim in the outdoor pool at her apartment complex.’
- ‘During the day we went swimming and sunbathing to recoup our strength.’