robe
robe 英 [rəʊb] 美 [roʊb]
n. 长袍，礼服；制服 vi. 穿长袍 vt. 使穿长袍
进行时:robing 过去式:robed 过去分词:robed 第三人称单数:robes 名词复数:robes
- A robe is a loose piece of clothing that you might wear over your pajamas or put on when you get out of the shower. Most robes tie around the waist with a fabric belt.
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- n. 长袍，礼服；制服
- vi. 穿长袍
- vt. 使穿长袍
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1. A judge in a shiny green robe told us that we would each be fined 300 dinars—about $250—and released.
一名身穿亮绿色长袍的法官告诉我们，我们每人被罚款300第纳尔——约合250美元——并将被释放。
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2. He is depicted lifting one hem of his robe to reveal his leg sores, while his faithful dog licks them.
在画中，他长袍的一脚被撩起，露出了大腿上面的伤口，而他忠实的狗则在旁舔着这些伤口。
- robe (n.) "long, loose outer garment," late 13c., from Old French robe "long, loose outer garment" (12c.), from a Germanic source (compare Old High German rouba "vestments"), from West Germanic *raubo "booty" (cognate with Old High German roub "robbery, breakage"), which also yielded rob (v.).
- robe (v.) late 14c., from robe (n.). Related: Robed; robing.
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