dressing gown in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for dressing gown in the English»French Dictionary

dressing gown N

dressing gown

robe f de chambre

Translations for dressing gown in the English»French Dictionary

taffeta attr dress, gown, curtains

en or de taffetas

Translations for dressing gown in the French»English Dictionary

robe de chambre

dressing gown

robe de mariée

wedding dress ou gown

peignoir (de boxeur)

dressing gown

peignoir (déshabillé)

dressing gown Brit

serrer son peignoir autour de sa taille

to pull one's dressing-gown around oneself

Translations for dressing gown in the English»French Dictionary

I.dressing [Brit ˈdrɛsɪŋ, Am ˈdrɛsɪŋ] N

1. dressing MED:

dressing

pansement m

2. dressing (sauce):

dressing

assaisonnement m

dressing

sauce f

3. dressing Am (stuffing):

dressing

farce f

4. dressing TECH (of stone, wood):

dressing

dressage m

5. dressing (of hide):

dressing

corroyage m

6. dressing FARM (fertilizer):

dressing

engrais m

II.dressings N

dressings npl ARCHIT:

dressings

parements mpl

I.dress [Brit drɛs, Am drɛs] N

1. dress (item of women's clothing):

dress

robe f

a silk/cotton dress

une robe de soie/de coton

a silk/cotton dress attr material, pattern, design

de robe

2. dress U (clothing):

dress

vêtements mpl

dress

tenue f

his style of dress

son style vestimentaire

casual/formal dress

tenue décontractée/habillée

II.dress [Brit drɛs, Am drɛs] VB trans

1. dress (put clothes on):

dress person

habiller

to get dressed

s'habiller

2. dress (decorate):

dress Christmas tree

décorer

dress NAUT ship

pavoiser

to dress a shop window

faire une vitrine

3. dress FOOD:

dress salad

assaisonner

dress chicken, crab, game

préparer, parer

4. dress MED:

dress wound

panser

5. dress (finish):

dress stone, timber

dresser

dress hide

corroyer

6. dress FARM (fertilize):

dress land

fertiliser

7. dress (prune):

dress tree, shrub

tailler

8. dress MIL:

dress troops

aligner

III.dress [Brit drɛs, Am drɛs] VB intr

1. dress (put on clothes):

dress

s'habiller

to dress in a suit/uniform

mettre un costume/un uniforme

to dress in red/black

s'habiller en rouge/noir

to dress for dinner/for the theatre

s'habiller pour dîner/pour aller au théâtre

2. dress MIL:

dress troops:

s'aligner

IV.to dress onself VB refl

to dress onself refl:

to dress onself

s'habiller

V.dressed ADJ

dressed

habillé, vêtu (in de)

well dressed

bien habillé

VI.dress [Brit drɛs, Am drɛs]

dress → nine

dressed to kill

habillé de façon irrésistible

See also nine

I.nine [Brit nʌɪn, Am naɪn] N

nine

neuf m inv

II.nine [Brit nʌɪn, Am naɪn] ADJ

nine

neuf inv

nine times out of ten

neuf fois sur dix, généralement

nine-hole golf course

parcours m de neuf trous

to dial 999 Brit

appeler police secours

a 999 call Brit

un appel d'urgence

III.nine [Brit nʌɪn, Am naɪn]

a nine day(s') wonder

la merveille d'un jour

to have nine lives

avoir neuf vies

to be dressed up to the nines inf

être sur son trente et un inf

gown [Brit ɡaʊn, Am ɡaʊn] N

gown (for evening wear)

robe f

gown (of judge, academic)

toge f

gown (of surgeon)

blouse f

gown (of patient)

chemise f (d'hôpital)

See also Town and gown

Town and gown Info

Town and gown

Dans les villes universitaires, en particulier à Cambridge et Oxford, expression qui renvoie à la coexistence de deux cultures, celle de la ville et de ses habitants (town), et celle de l'université, en particulier les professeurs et les étudiants (gown). → Oxbridge

dressing gown in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dressing gown in the English»French Dictionary

dressing gown N

dressing gown

robe f de chambre

Translations for dressing gown in the French»English Dictionary

robe de chambre

dressing gown

peignoir

dressing gown Brit

Translations for dressing gown in the English»French Dictionary

I.dress [dres] N

1. dress <-es> (woman's garment):

dress

robe f

2. dress no pl (clothing):

dress

tenue f

to wear traditional dress

porter le costume traditionnel

in ceremonial dress

en habit m de cérémonie

II.dress [dres] VB intr

dress

s'habiller

III.dress [dres] VB trans

1. dress (put on clothing):

dress

habiller

2. dress FOOD:

dress greens, salad

assaisonner

dress vegetables, dish

accommoder

dress poultry

habiller

3. dress MED (treat a wound):

dress

panser

4. dress (prepare):

dress

apprêter

dress stone

taillé(e)

to dress sb's hair

(bien) coiffer qn

5. dress (decorate):

dress shop windows

décorer

dressing N

1. dressing no pl FASHION (wearing clothes):

dressing

habillement m

2. dressing FOOD (sauce):

dressing

assaisonnement m

French dressing

vinaigrette f

3. dressing MED (covering for an injury):

dressing

pansement m

gown [gaʊn] N

1. gown (dress):

gown

robe f

2. gown MED (short medical robe):

gown

blouse f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Nightgowns may be worn with a matching outer garment, a robe, sheer chiffon peignoir or dressing gown, to make them appropriate for receiving guests.

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He landed on shore in his dressing gown, pyjamas and one shoe.

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He once turned up wearing trainers and a dressing gown and became something of an eccentric figure, playing pranks, particularly on the owner of the pub.

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Brown was dressed in pyjamas and a dressing gown and was covered with a plaid travelling rug.

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The week-in week-out production of snippets reduces the book reviewer to the crushed figure in a dressing gown.

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He suggests she take it off to dry and put on his dressing gown.

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It gave one a curious feeling; like seeing a drunken stranger wrapped in one's dressing gown.

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There, she finds him wearing a dressing gown and with his head wrapped in bandages and wearing large dark goggles.

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I got out of bed and went into my sitting-room (only in my dressing gown) and "alone", and saw them.

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In winter, a meshed dressing gown or drapery made of gold beads, which covered from the neck down like a poncho is used.

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