· Hello: Before taking a bath, you turn on the faucet(tap) to pour water in the bathtub. After taking a bath, you turn on switch to let water flow out of the bathtub. Are there any idiomatic simple … · Hi! What do you say when you put a little water into the bathtub, but you don't fill it? (AE) - I'll draw a bath / run a bath ==> I found discussions on the internet suggesting that this use is getting … · Americans tend to use "bathroom" as a euphemism for WC. I don't know how much of a euphemism it is; in North America the toilet and the bathtub or shower are usually in the same room. … · A man and a women are together in a bathtub getting each other excited. This is the line I am wondering how to say in Spanish: 'She takes his hand to touch her flushed, heaving breasts.' · People say "draw a bath" to mean "fill the bathtub with water, before getting in and bathing". The word "water" is not used: the phrase is "draw a bath". But that is the only modern use … · What do you call the room where you take a shower in your house? Is it restroom or bathroom or washroom? Can it be called shower room (as compound noun) if people use it for taking … · I can imagine saying that the water going down the drain created a "mini-whirlpool" as if it were a miniature model of a huge whirlpool, but in normal circumstances I wouldn't use "whirlpool" to … · - The meeting will last 2 hours. - The effects will last for decades. Is there a difference between last and last for? Are there any rules regarding this? Are they always interchangeable? Is it … · A shower is taken under running water, standing up, as Nichec says. A bath is taken in (usually) still water in a tub of some kind, lying down or sitting up.
