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Перевод: gown

[существительное]
свободная домашняя одежда; платье; мантия ; студенты и преподаватели университета; римская тога;
[глагол]
облачать; одевать

Тезаурус:

1. Once alone, she went to her closet and selected a gown of dark-blue brocade, its hem and wide neckline trimmed with white fur.
2. Queen's Counsel, one who wears a silk gown as distinct from the stuff gown of an ordinary barrister.
3. "That has been a stylish gown.
4. At the end of the summer she was so hungry she hadn't the energy to move further than Paddy's dilapidated chair and she stitched a baby's gown from her only decent petticoat.
5. Further colour and splendour is brought to the occasion by the gold trimmed gowns and hats of the senior University officers: the Pro-Chancellors, the Vice-Chancellor and the Chancellor, whose gown has a long heavy train carried by his page.
6. She seemed, to Tammuz, quite agitated, pacing up and down behind her desk, swishing around in a long, belted gown.
7. I shall not sleep, she told herself, I must not sleep, and shivered in her nightdress on the edge of the single bed, afraid to reach up to the hook for her dressing gown.
8. (And, in case I muddled the halves and thought the lady's name was Mary Marks, I decided that it would be a very windy day and that, as the skirt of her wedding gown was blown by the gales, I was able to see that she was wearing suspenders.)
9. "Just recently I got the gown out to lend to a neighbour," Jean says.
10. He may need to stay in pyjamas and dressing gown for a long time until he can learn how to cope with normal clothes.
11. I have a fitting on Sunday for the "New Faces" final - one gown with three jackets to ring the changes over the ninety minutes of live T.V. It's imperative that I do the show as I can't think of anyone who could step into the breach should I become ill.
12. I bought some black jersey scalloped with gold embroidery from the market, and made a long, three-tiered, halter-necked gown.
13. On that first Broadway night I had stood in the wings where he was absent-mindedly fondling the breasts of his frizzy-haired admirer, and to me he had looked just like any other dirty old man; but then, as the royal fanfare sounded, he had twitched his grey gown, given me a wink, and walked into the stage's glare.