n.澡堂，公共浴室，(游泳处的)更衣室

原形：bathhouse复数：bathhouses

The ancient Roman bathhouses were not only places for bathing but also centers of socialization.
古罗马浴场不仅仅是洗澡的地方，还是社交活动的中心。
After a long day at work, visiting the local bathhouse is my favorite way to unwind.
工作了一整天后，去当地的澡堂是我最喜欢的放松方式。
The steam in the bathhouse helped to clear her sinuses and relax her muscles.
澡堂里的蒸汽有助于清理她的鼻窦并放松肌肉。
In Japan, communal bathhouses known as onsens are an integral part of the local culture.
在日本，名为温泉的公共澡堂是当地文化的重要组成部分。
The luxurious bathhouse featured marble floors, gold-plated faucets, and a myriad of spa services.
这家豪华澡堂设有大理石地板、镀金水龙头以及众多的温泉服务。
He recalled fond memories of childhood visits to the neighborhood bathhouse with his grandfather.
他回忆起与祖父一起去邻近澡堂的美好童年时光。
The bathhouse had separate areas for men and women to ensure privacy.
澡堂有男女分开的区域以确保隐私。
During the Victorian era, public bathhouses played a crucial role in promoting hygiene among the urban poor.
在维多利亚时代，公共澡堂在提升城市贫民卫生条件方面发挥了关键作用。
After a rigorous workout, a soak in the bathhouse's hot tub was incredibly rejuvenating.
剧烈运动后，在澡堂的热水池中泡一泡令人精神焕发。
The historic bathhouse, dating back to the 16th century, still operates using natural hot springs.
这家历史悠久的澡堂可追溯到16世纪，至今仍使用天然温泉运作。