gown
gown 英 [gaʊn] 美 [ɡaʊn]
n. 长袍，外罩
进行时:gowning 过去式:gowned 过去分词:gowned 第三人称单数:gowns 名词复数:gowns
- A gown is a formal dress. When your date to a party or dance is wearing a tuxedo, you'll probably want to wear a gown.
- 请先登录
- n. 长袍，外罩
-
1. an evening/wedding gown
女晚礼服；新娘的结婚礼服
-
2. a graduation gown
毕业礼服
-
3. a surgeon's gown
外科医生穿的罩衣
- gown (n.) long, loose outer garment, c. 1300, from Old French goune "robe, coat; (nun's) habit, gown," related to Late Latin gunna "leather garment, skin, hide," of unknown origin. Used by St. Boniface (8c.) for a fur garment permitted for old or infirm monks. Klein writes that it is probably "a word adopted from a language of the Apennine or the Balkan Peninsula." OED points to Byzantine Greek gouna, a word for a coarse garment sometimes made of skins, but also notes "some scholars regard it as of Celtic origin."
- 请先登录
0 个回复