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Translate spas from English to French

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spa:
- eau du puits; eaux thermales; eau minérale; eau vive; Spa rouge; Spa; eau de source; eau de Spa
Wiktionary:
- spa → spa

English

Detailed Translations for spas from English to French

spa:

spa [the ~] nomen

the spa (spring water; mineral water; spa water)
l'eau du puits; l'eaux thermales; l'eau minérale; l'eau vive; la Spa rouge; la Spa; l'eau de source; l'eau de Spa
- eau du puits [la ~] nomen
- eaux thermales [la ~] nomen
- eau minérale [la ~] nomen
- eau vive [la ~] nomen
- Spa rouge [la ~] nomen
- Spa [la ~] nomen
- eau de source [la ~] nomen
- eau de Spa [la ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for spa:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Spa	mineral water; spa; spa water; spring water
Spa rouge	mineral water; spa; spa water; spring water
eau de Spa	mineral water; spa; spa water; spring water
eau de source	mineral water; spa; spa water; spring water	mineral water; spring water; well water
eau du puits	mineral water; spa; spa water; spring water
eau minérale	mineral water; spa; spa water; spring water	mineral water; spring water; well water
eau vive	mineral water; spa; spa water; spring water
eaux thermales	mineral water; spa; spa water; spring water	mineral water; spring water; well water
-	health club; health spa; resort hotel; watering hole; watering place
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	health resort; hydro; hydropathic establishment

Related Words for "spa":

spas

Synonyms for "spa":

watering place; watering hole; resort area; playground; vacation spot
resort hotel; hotel
health spa; health club; place of business; business establishment

Related Definitions for "spa":

a place of business with equipment and facilities for exercising and improving physical fitness¹
a fashionable hotel usually in a resort area¹
a health resort near a spring or at the seaside¹

Wiktionary Translations for spa:

spa

noun

Station thermale
- spa → spa

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