A Jacuzzi is a big indoor bath that throws hot water at you in strong little streams, so the water keeps pushing and rubbing your body instead of sitting still. People sit in it to ease tired muscles, to warm up, or because it feels a bit luxurious — hotels, gyms, and some homes have one.

A Jacuzzi Jacuzzi is a big indoor bath是一種大型的室內浴缸,that throws hot water at you in strong little streams會用強勁的小水流噴熱水在你身上,so the water keeps pushing and rubbing your body讓水不斷推動、按摩你的身體,instead of sitting still而不是靜止不動。People sit in it人們會坐進去,to ease tired muscles來舒緩疲勞的肌肉,to warm up或暖身,or because it feels a bit luxurious或因為感覺有點奢華——hotels, gyms, and some homes have one飯店、健身房和一些人家裡都有。

The name began as a company name, from the Jacuzzi family who made these baths; then English speakers started using Jacuzzi for any bath like that, even ones another company built. You will still often see a capital J, like a brand, but in everyday talk it behaves like an ordinary noun: “the jacuzzi.” It is not a normal bathtub, and it is not an outdoor hot-spring pool.

The name began as a company name這個名字一開始是公司的名字,from the Jacuzzi family who made these baths來自製造這種浴缸的Jacuzzi家族;then English speakers started using Jacuzzi後來英語使用者開始用Jacuzzi,for any bath like that來稱呼任何這樣的浴缸,even ones another company built就算是別家公司做的也一樣。You will still often see a capital J你還是常會看到大寫的J,like a brand像個品牌名一樣,but in everyday talk但在日常對話裡,it behaves like an ordinary noun它就像個普通名詞一樣用:"the jacuzzi."像「the jacuzzi」。It它is not a normal bathtub不是普通的浴缸,and it is not an outdoor hot-spring pool也不是戶外的溫泉池。

Some people also stretch it into a verb, “to jacuzzi,” meaning to sit in one; that use is looser and less common.

Some people also stretch it into a verb有些人也會把它延伸當動詞用,"to jacuzzi,"就是「to jacuzzi」,meaning to sit in one意思是坐進去泡;that use is looser and less common這種用法比較鬆散、也比較少見。