sauna
sauna — noun
1. A sauna is a space lined with wood that people make extremely hot. Inside, a per
A sauna is a space lined with wood that people make extremely hot. Inside, a person can sit or stretch out to rest and sweat. In some saunas, steam rises when water is splashed onto hot rocks. The same word can also describe the experience of being in this room for some time.
After a long hike in the mountains, Ilan relaxed in the sauna at the lodge.
collocation: relax in the sauna
Yuna poured water over the hot stones, and steam filled the small wooden room.
The hotel sauna had a wood-burning stove and a bucket of cold water for rinsing.
Maeve spent twenty minutes in the sauna and then jumped into the cold lake.
The gym has a sauna where members can sit and relax after their workout.
- steam room
a room filled with moist heat and steam, usually tiled rather than wooden, and less hot than a sauna
- steam bath
a bath in steam; can refer to the treatment or the room, though more general and less specific than 'sauna'
- sweat lodge
a dome-shaped hut used by Indigenous peoples of the Americas for ceremonial sweating, with different cultural origins from the Finnish sauna
文法句型
have + a sauna
go to + the/a sauna
spend time in + a/the sauna
用法筆記
The word 'sauna' is a countable noun, so it normally needs an article (a sauna, the sauna) or a determiner. It can refer to both the room itself ('The sauna is very hot') and the activity or time spent in it ('I had a long sauna after swimming').