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Sep 1, 2015 · Hello everybody. Do English speaking people have an idiom to say when someone has just taken a good shower/bath? For example, my friend got home ( after working) and he took a shower. The shower put him in a good mood and relaxed him. Is there an idiom to say when he comes out of the bathroom...
If you’re talking about a dog/pet or a little kid, I’d say “give him a bath,” because the creature does not have much autonomy and can’t really do much to clean itself. You’re the one doing it, so you’re giving the kid/pet a bath.
The idiom “take a bath” is no exception. While it may seem straightforward, there are common mistakes that non-native speakers often make when using this phrase. Mistake #1: Taking the Phrase Literally. The first mistake people make with this idiom is taking it too literally. “Take a bath” does not actually mean to physically bathe ...
Nov 16, 2024 · If you’re making tea, you’ll find the milk in the fridge – obvs! Our football team is the best in the world – obvs ! It’s obvs that you’ve forgotten my birthday – you didn’t buy me ...
Aug 23, 2020 · If you are in public, people may assume you are either using the toilet appliance, washing your hands, or throwing rubbish away in the bin. If you say "I am going to the toilet" for "shower" and "bath", then, people will never guess you are going to take a shower or bath. Most will guess you are actually trying to use the appliance.
Usually, it means take a literal bath, but sometimes people use it to say they're taking a shower. |People will normally state if they are taking a bath or taking a shower. If someone said they were taking a bath but meant a shower I would be confused. They are not interchangeable. I am bathing. This can mean either taking a bath or a shower
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May 28, 2017 · Lastly, Evidently can mean the same as obviously, but it holds a connotation (to me, anyway) of being more evidence-based, and not necessarily completely obvious. It also means "It would seem that" and seems the likely usage here. Evidently, your son is not as responsible as you thought.
