robe

A noun referring to a loose, flowing garment, often worn as loungewear or as official or ceremonial outerwear.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее свободную, ниспадающую одежду, часто носимую как домашняя одежда или как официальная/церемониальная верхняя одежда.esPrenda de vestir amplia y holgada que cae suelta, usada a menudo como bata de casa o como vestimenta ceremonial o de autoridad.frNom désignant un vêtement ample et flottant, souvent porté comme vêtement d'intérieur ou comme habit officiel ou cérémoniel.deEin Substantiv, das ein lockeres, fließendes Kleidungsstück bezeichnet, oft als Hauskleid oder als offizielles/zeremonielles Obergewand getragen.ptSubstantivo que designa uma peça de vestuário solta e ampla, frequentemente usada como roupa de casa ou como vestimenta formal/cerimonial por cima de outras roupas.zh名词，指宽松、下垂的长袍或长衣，常作为家居服或正式/礼仪性的外衣穿着。arاسم يدل على ثوب فضفاض ينسدل على الجسم، يُلبس غالباً في المنزل أو في المناسبات الرسمية والاحتفالية.

1. Loose garment A2 formal

   A loose, flowing piece of clothing worn for comfort or warmth, often at home.

   • She put on a soft robe after her bath.
   • He lounged around the house in a silk robe.
   • The hotel provided fluffy white robes for guests.

   ruХалатesBatafrRobe d'intérieurdeHausmantelptRoupãozh长袍arرداء فضفاض

   Synonyms: bathrobedressing gowngownhousecoatpeignoirwrapper

2. Ceremonial garment B1 formal

   A long, flowing garment worn for official, academic, or ceremonial occasions.

   • The judge entered the courtroom wearing a black robe.
   • Graduates wore traditional robes during the ceremony.
   • The priest's robe was embroidered with gold thread.

   ruМантияesVestidura ceremonialfrRobe cérémonielledeZeremonialgewandptTúnica cerimonialzh礼袍arرداء احتفالي

   Synonyms: gownhabitmantlevestmentvesture

• robes plural form
• robes' possessive plural form
• robe's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to clothe or dress someone in a robe, or to put on a robe oneself.

ruГлагол, означающий облачать или одевать кого-либо в халат/мантю, или надевать халат/мантю на себя.esVerbo que significa vestir o poner una bata o túnica a alguien, o ponerse una bata uno mismo.frVerbe signifiant revêtir quelqu'un ou soi-même d'une robe ou d'une toge, ou envelopper, couvrir comme d'un vêtement ample.deVerb, das bedeutet, jemanden in ein Gewand oder einen Umhang zu kleiden, oder selbst ein Gewand oder einen Umhang anzulegen; auch im übertragenen Sinn: jemanden oder etwas einhüllen, umhüllen oder bekleiden.ptVerbo que significa vestir alguém com um roupão ou manto, ou vestir um roupão ou manto em si mesmo.zh动词，指给某人穿上长袍或礼袍，或自己穿上长袍或礼袍。arفعل يعني إلباس شخصٍ رداءً أو عباءة، أو ارتداء الرداء أو العباءة على النفس.

1. Clothe formally B2 formal

   To dress someone in formal or official garments, especially ecclesiastical robes.

   • The bishop was robed in his ceremonial vestments.
   • The choir members robed themselves before the service.
   • The priest robed for the evening mass.

   ruОблачатьesvestir con ropas formalesfrrevêtir d'une robe cérémonielledeFeierlich kleidenptVestir trajes formaiszh穿上法衣arإلباس الثوب الرسمي

   Synonyms: apparelarrayattireclothedressinvestvest

   Antonyms: disrobestripunclotheundress

2. Cover or envelop C1 formal

   To cover something as if with a garment or layer.

   • The mountains were robed in a thick blanket of snow.
   • The city was robed in darkness after the power outage.
   • The landscape was robed in a soft morning mist.

   ruОкутыватьescubrir o envolver como con una prendafrEnvelopper, revêtirdeEinbettenptCobrir ou envolverzh笼罩arيُغَطِّي ويُلَفِّف

   Synonyms: cloakcoverdrapeenvelopshroudwrap

• robed past participle
• robed past simple
• robing present participle
• robes third person singular