balneario - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
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balneario (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation


Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/balˈne.a.ɾjo/

Translation Options into English

Meaning and Usage

The term "balneario" refers to a place, often located near natural springs, that is designed for relaxation and wellness, particularly through the use of water-related therapies. Balnearios are popular in Spanish-speaking countries, serving as destinations for health and wellness retreats. The word tends to be used in both oral and written contexts, commonly appearing in travel guides, wellness articles, and tourism marketing.

In terms of frequency, "balneario" is moderately used in conversations related to travel and relaxation, but is more prevalent in written texts focusing on tourism and health.

Example Sentences

  1. El balneario de la costa ofrece tratamientos de fango y masajes relajantes.
    The seaside spa offers mud treatments and relaxing massages.

  2. Muchos turistas visitan el balneario para disfrutar de sus aguas curativas.
    Many tourists visit the resort to enjoy its healing waters.

  3. Este balneario es conocido por sus instalaciones de lujo y su ambiente tranquilo.
    This spa is known for its luxurious facilities and tranquil atmosphere.

Idiomatic Expressions

While "balneario" is not commonly featured in many idiomatic expressions, it can appear in contexts emphasizing relaxation, healing, or the enjoyment of wellness activities. Here are a few sample idiomatic expressions that include "balneario":

  1. "Pasar el día en el balneario es como un bálsamo para el alma."
    Spending the day at the spa is like a balm for the soul.

  2. "El balneario es el lugar perfecto para desintoxicarse de la rutina diaria."
    The spa is the perfect place to detox from daily routine.

  3. "Después de unas vacaciones en un balneario, me siento rejuvenecido."
    After a vacation at a resort, I feel rejuvenated.

  4. "Los tratamientos en el balneario son un refugio para el estrés."
    The treatments at the spa are a refuge from stress.

  5. "Decidí ir al balneario para sanar cuerpo y mente."
    I decided to go to the spa to heal body and mind.

Etymology

The word "balneario" originates from the Latin "balnearium," which means "bathhouse," derived from "balneus," meaning "bath." It has evolved over the years to refer not just to places for bathing but also to comprehensive wellness centers that often include various health treatments.

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22-07-2024