bathing costume in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bathing costume in the Spanish»English Dictionary

traje de baño (de mujer)

bathing costume Brit

ropa de baño (de mujer)

bathing costume

Translations for bathing costume in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bathe [Am beɪð, Brit beɪð] VB trans

1. bathe (wash):

bathe wound/eyes

lavar

bathe baby/dog Am

bañar

2. bathe (drench) usu pass:

to be bathed in sth in tears/sweat/light

estar bañado en algo

II.bathe [Am beɪð, Brit beɪð] VB intr

1. bathe (take bath):

bathe Am

bañarse

2. bathe (go swimming):

bathe Brit

bañarse

III.bathe [Am beɪð, Brit beɪð] N Brit inf no pl

bathe

baño m (en el mar, en un río etc)

to go for a bathe

ir a darse un baño

bathing [Am ˈbeɪðɪŋ, Brit ˈbeɪðɪŋ] N U Brit

the bathing here is excellent

este lugar es excelente para bañarse or nadar

“bathing prohibited”

“prohibido bañarse”

costume [Am ˈkɑsˌt(j)um, Brit ˈkɒstjuːm] N

1. costume U:

costume (style of dress)

traje m

costume (for parties, disguise)

disfraz m

regional/period costume

traje regional/de época

in costume

disfrazado

in costume attr drama/piece

de época

costume ball

baile m de disfraces

costume party Am

fiesta f de disfraces

2. costume C (set of clothes) THEAT:

costume

vestuario m

3. costume C (lady's suit):

costume dated

traje m sastre

costume dated

traje m de chaqueta

4. costume C:

swimming costume

traje m de baño

bathing costume in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bathing costume in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bathing costume N Aus, Brit, bathing suit N Am

bathing costume

bañador m

bathing costume

malla f (de baño) RioPl

bathing costume

vestido m de baño Col

Translations for bathing costume in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bathing N no pl

bathing prohibited

prohibido bañarse

I.bathe [beɪð] VB intr

bathe

bañarse

II.bathe [beɪð] VB trans

bathe wound, eyes

lavar

bathe person, animal

bañar

to be bathed in sweat/tears

estar bañado en sudor/lágrimas

III.bathe [beɪð] N no pl

bathe

baño m

to have a bathe

bañarse

costume [ˈkɒstju:m, Am ˈkɑ:stu:m] N

1. costume (national dress):

costume

traje m

to dress in costume

ir trajeado

2. costume (decorative dress):

costume

disfraz m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Only normal bathing costumes may be worn when swimming at public swimming pools as significant water can be wasted just by swimming in casual clothing.

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He put on his bathing costume and dived into the sea.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Sold an unflattering bathing costume?

www.mirror.co.uk

She was one of the first women to wear a one-piece bathing costume, instead of the then-accepted pantaloons, and inspired others to follow her example.

en.wikipedia.org

As they dive back into the past, they conjure, as though from some spirit world, a nimble chorus of toned young swimmers in trim black bathing costumes.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Before mixed bathing and the advent of the bathing costume, men paraded about "entirely destitute of clothing".

www.smh.com.au

It is named after "tank suits", one-piece bathing costumes of the 1920s worn in tanks or swimming pools.

en.wikipedia.org

Estranged from her husband, she moved in with her few possessions (a bathing costume, an evening gown, a uniform and two pet mongooses).

en.wikipedia.org

He was a famous photographer of nudes who was once arrested for daring to allow his bathing costume to slip from his shoulder while sunbathing.

www.cityam.com

In the basement an indoor heated pool had children's bathing costumes by the side.

www.independent.ie