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baignade
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forme de natation ou d'ablutions, pratiquée dans un bain ou un bassin
Bathing is the practice of washing the body with water, either by immersing yourself in it or having water poured over you, as shown throughout history from 18th-century leisure activities to modern everyday routines even in space. It matters because it serves essential functions of personal hygiene and cleanliness across all human environments and time periods.
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- Subclass of
- personal hygiene
- Part of
- water
- Image
- Gerome baigneuses.jpg
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- topic's main category
- Category:Bathing
- Unicode character
- 🛀
- described by source
- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
- uses
- water
- Commons category
- Bathing
- NCI Thesaurus ID
- C86050
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La notion de baignade désigne toutes les formes de natation, ou d'ablutions, pratiquée dans le milieu naturel, ou dans un bain ou un bassin. Elle peut être pratiquée en tant que telle ou de manière associée à d'autres activités (randonnée, navigation de plaisance, canoë, pêche, kayak, aviron, etc.)
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