negligee
negligee 英 [ˌneglɪˈʒeɪ, ˈneglɪˌʒeɪ] 美 [ˌnɛɡlɪˈʒe, ˈnɛɡlɪˌʒe]
n. 随便的衣着；女便服 adj. 衣著不整的
名词复数:negligees
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- n. 随便的衣着；女便服
- adj. 衣著不整的
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1. Oh, Mary, you look ravishing in that skimpy negligee !
噢，玛丽，你穿着这件小睡衣简直太迷人了！
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2. Dior showed sleek negligee dresses and high-waisted French knickers, evoking the boudoirs of 1950s film stars.
Dior展示了优雅的长睡衣和高腰法式灯笼裤，令人回想起1950年代的电影明星。
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3. She lay there, waiting for him, wearing the negligee from their wedding night, believing that he would come to her as he had always come to her, as if this were some sort of a fresh start.
她躺在那里，等着他过去，穿着新婚夜穿过的睡裙，相信丈夫会像往日一样过来和她温存，好像这会是他们的一个新开始。
- negligee (n.) 1756, "a kind of loose gown worn by women," from French négligée, noun use of fem. past participle of négligier "to neglect" (14c.), from Latin neglegere "to disregard, not heed, not trouble oneself about," also "to make light of" (see neglect (v.)).
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