What do you mean by taking a bath?

Taking a bath means being immersed in a beautiful atmosphere.

Phonetic symbol: mù yù

Explanation of words: Bathing is a Chinese word, which means bathing and bathing. Metaphor is moist; Immerse yourself in some kind of environment.

Word source:

1, "Li Zhoutian Guan Gong Ren": "Gong Ren is in charge of the king's sixth bedroom, serving as his well, removing its stench and bathing the king."

2. "Book of Rites under the Tan Bow": "Bathing jade is a sign, and all five people bathe jade."

3. Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Bathing": "After years of not bathing, dirt is full of skin."

4. Qing Dynasty's Biography of the Two Kings of Yang and Liu: "Bath and burn incense, and list the fierce emperors."

5. Liang Qichao's "After Reading Japanese Bibliography": "The pool water is not easy to accumulate, but stinks; If you don't bathe your body, it will be filthy. "

Take a bath and make sentences

1, but it's not the same as taking a shower.

The Woods are bathed in moonlight.

The country is bathed in bright sunshine.

They are drifting away from us. They are in the distance, bathed in luck.

I am bathed in the embrace of nature, and let the gentle evening breeze caress my temple and blow away all my depression and troubles. Nature is like my friend.

6. Some of the best ideas often come out in the shower, so she left a crayon in the bathroom and wrote it on the wall when she had a good idea.

7. You always bathe in the whole mixed soup.