sunbed

[ suhn-bed ]

noun

1. Chiefly British. tanning bed.
2. a lounge chair used for sunbathing.

sunbed

/ ˈsʌnˌbɛd /

noun

1. a piece of equipment, usu consisting of rows of lights, which surrounds a person with ultraviolet rays in order to induce an artificial suntan
2. a bed or couch for lying on in the sun

Example Sentences

He also said there were gaps in the laws relating to hateful extremism which needed to be filled, particularly to stop Robinson “glorifying and creating violence from his sunbed in the Mediterranean”.

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If you leave your sunbed for too long, your possessions are unceremoniously turfed to make space for the long queue of would-be usurpers.

From BBC

"I don't go out in the sun a great deal. I don't go on a sunbed. I tend to put suntan lotion on, I play a lot of cricket and always wore a cap - but it wasn't UV-protected. I probably wasn't aware enough."

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Mr Howell said when he went into sunbed shops at 16, there was no signage or warnings to highlight the dangers of their use.

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"It was just 'go on the sunbed and leave', that was it," he said.

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