What does tub mean?

tub means bathtub.

The bathtub is a plumbing fixture that originated in England in the early 19th century. For bathing or showering, usually installed in home bathrooms. Modern bathtubs are mostly made of acrylic or fiberglass, and are also made of ceramic-coated steel or even wood. Older Western bathtubs were typically made from rust-resistant treated steel or iron. Bathtubs are divided into ordinary bathtubs and massage bathtubs.

There are three types of bathtub layouts in the bathroom: shelved, embedded, and semi-sunken. The shelving type means that the bathtub is placed against the corner. This method is convenient to construct and easy to maintain. It is suitable for use when the floor and floor have been decorated. Embedded bathtub is built into the countertop. The countertop is conducive to placing toiletries, but it takes up a lot of space.

The semi-sunken type buries 1/3 of the bathtub into the ground or into a high platform with steps. The bathtub is about 400mm on the bathroom floor or countertop. Compared with the shelved type, the embedded bathtub Easy and convenient to enter and exit, suitable for the elderly and infirm. It is now more widely used.

Bilingual examples:

1. And the New Yorkers who spent a bundle on an outdoor hot?tub?now admit they rarely use it.

Outdoors New Yorkers who spent a fortune on hot tubs now admit they rarely use them.

2. The perfect way to finish a great day of wine tasting and sightseeing is to sit back on your verandah and with a cheese platter and glass of wine or sink down and relax in your in-room spa? tub.

In the morning, you can enjoy a delicious breakfast at the on-site restaurant, which is an ideal way to start the day. You can also relax by the outdoor heated swimming pool, play a game of tennis or enjoy a barbecue in the covered barbecue area surrounded by lush gardens.

3. We had a bath in a tin?tub?by the fire.

We had a bath in a tin tub by the fire.

We had a bath in a tin tub by the fire.