To Bathe In
To Be Exposed To
transitive verb, ichidan verb
This word consists of kanji with hiragana attached. Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means bathe so the verb vocab version is to bathe in.
This verb is transitive, and the object is whatever you're "bathing in". It could be a bath or a shower, but it could also be the sun. So you can both シャワーを浴びる and 日の光を浴びる. More negatively, this can also mean to be exposed to something, such as criticism or radioactivity.
You want to know the best way to bathe in something? With a bunch of aardvarks (あ) in the water. They use their sticky little tongues to clean all your cracks and crannies.
たくさん浴びる
to get a lot of sunlight, to bathe a lot
いっぱい浴びる
to get a lot of sunlight, to bathe a lot
たっぷり浴びる
to take a generous bath, to get plenty of sunlight
光を浴びる
to be covered in light, to be exposed to light
シャワーを浴びる
to take a shower
注目を浴びる
to be in the limelight
晩飯の前に、ひとっ風ろ浴びてくるよ。
I'll go take a bath before dinner.
放しゃ能を浴びるのが怖くて、この町ににげてきました。
We were afraid of being exposed to radioactivity and we ran away to this town.
フグは私に親友の天然鯛を紹介してくれました。鯛君は、深海に住んでいるので日光をあまり浴びないんだと言っていました。
Fugu introduced me his best friend, Wild Red Sea Bream. He told me Sea Bream lives at great depths and is bathed in hardly any sunlight.