sunbathe

IPA: sˈʌnbeɪð

(intransitive) To expose one's body to the sun in order to relax or to obtain a suntan.

Examples of "sunbathe" in Sentences

ALICE I don't sunbathe, but I do play golf every day.
In the 1970s, topless was the new way to sunbathe on the Riviera.
Nests are maintained by worker ants who also "sunbathe" before going inside to release heat and keep eggs warm.
"Big decks you could lie out and sunbathe which is what we wanted and they wanted to come across and look at the art galleries of Edinburgh."
Lenore would gaze up joyfully from her baby carriage as Aida happily strolled with her in the park and met friends to chat, sunbathe, and enjoy the silky-skinned new baby.
Previous research has shown that some species of tree frog have a special pigment in their skin that enables them to reflect light, allowing them to "sunbathe" without drying out.
We considered that the average consumer would infer from the claim 'Book to the sun now' and the image of the woman sunbathing, in a bikini, with a cocktail, that the promotion included fares to destinations warm enough to sunbathe in swimwear during the promotional period, the ASA said.