入にゅう浴よく

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

入浴する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

bathing; taking a bath

Refers to the act of getting into a bath or bathtub. Often used in formal or written contexts, such as instructions or descriptions of facilities.

〈場ば所しょ〉で入にゅう浴よくするto bathe at (a place)
温おん泉せんで入にゅう浴よくするのが好すきです。
I like bathing in hot springs.
入にゅう浴よくを控ひかえるto refrain from bathing
手しゅ術じゅつ後ごは数すう日じつ間かん、入にゅう浴よくを控ひかえてください。
Please refrain from bathing for a few days after the surgery.
入にゅう浴よく前まえに〈動どう詞し〉to do something before bathing
入にゅう浴よく前まえに水すい分ぶんをとりましょう。
Let's drink some water before bathing.
入にゅう浴よく後ごに〈動どう詞し〉to do something after bathing
入にゅう浴よく後ごにストレッチをするといい。
It's good to stretch after bathing.

風ふ呂ろN5
風呂 is the everyday word for taking a bath or the bathtub itself, while 入浴 is a more formal, written term for the act of bathing.
沐もく浴よく
沐浴 refers to ceremonial or ritual bathing (e.g. religious purification), whereas 入浴 simply means taking an ordinary bath.
お風ふ呂ろN5
入浴 is a formal, written word for bathing used in official or medical contexts, while お風呂 is the warm, everyday word for the bath itself.

シャワーN5
シャワー means showering under running water, while 入浴 specifically means soaking in a bathtub.

Compound of 入 (enter) and 浴 (bathe).