sunbathing in Latin
sunbathing in Latin is āprīcātiō — sunbathing means the activity of lying outdoors in the sun, often with minimal clothing, to get a tan.
sunbathing in Latin
āprīcātiō
The act of lying outdoors exposed to the sun, usually wearing little or no clothing, especially in order to get a tan.
What does "sunbathing" mean?
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noun The activity of lying outdoors in the sun, often with minimal clothing, to get a tan.
"Sunbathing without protection can badly damage your skin."
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sunbathing in a sentence
- Sunbathing without protection can badly damage your skin.
- The resort has a quiet area set aside for sunbathing.
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What is "sunbathing" in Latin?
"sunbathing" in Latin is āprīcātiō. sunbathing means: The activity of lying outdoors in the sun, often with minimal clothing, to get a tan.
How do you use "sunbathing" in a sentence?
Example: "Sunbathing without protection can badly damage your skin." In Latin, "sunbathing" is āprīcātiō.
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