gowned in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for gowned in the English»French Dictionary

gowned [Brit ɡaʊnd, Am ɡaʊnd] ADJ

gowned scholar, lawyer

en toge

gowned woman Am

en robe du soir

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 N

dressing gown

robe f de chambre

bridal gown N

bridal gown

robe f de mariée

tea gown N

tea gown

robe f d'après-midi (portée dans les années 1920 et 1930)

cap and gown N UNIV

cap and gown

costume m universitaire

wedding dress, wedding gown N

wedding dress

robe f de mariée

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

See also Oxbridge

Oxbridge Info

Oxbridge

Formé de la combinaison de Oxford et Cambridge, ce mot-valise est fréquemment employé pour désigner les universités de ces deux villes, en particulier quand on veut les distinguer des autres universités britanniques, car ce sont les plus prestigieuses.

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taffeta attr dress, gown, curtains

en or de taffetas

Translations for gowned in the French»English Dictionary

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peignoir (déshabillé)

dressing gown Brit

peignoir (de boxeur)

dressing gown

gowned in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for gowned in the English»French Dictionary

gown [gaʊn] N

1. gown (dress):

gown

robe f

2. gown MED (short medical robe):

gown

blouse f

evening gown N

evening gown

robe f du soir

dressing gown N

dressing gown

robe f de chambre

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full-length gown

long(ue)

cap and gown

costume m académique

cap and gown iron hum

tenue f d'apparat

Translations for gowned in the French»English Dictionary

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robe de chambre

dressing gown

toge

gown

peignoir

dressing gown Brit

gowned Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

cap and gown

costume m académique

cap and gown iron hum

tenue f d'apparat

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Gone is the sophisticated chatelaine of modern jazz, elegantly gowned and aloof.

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The staff are gowned and gloved.

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This is not too important since, in practice, undergraduates are never required to be gowned except when graduating.

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I was scrubbed up and gowned.

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Here, and throughout, the women dancers were magnificently gowned.

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As the public face of law, a barrister appears wigged and gowned before a judge and jury while the solicitor wears a business suit and sits in silence.

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Ultimately, my ignorance of what this exam actually is has led me, gowned, into the exam room.

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The court officials in their suits and smart outfits, the gowned and bewigged jurists, the highly paid lawyers for defence and prosecution.

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Most graduates arrived plenty early and were waiting in line, all gowned, long before the ceremony got underway.

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The illustration shows a gowned old man with a long beard who kneels with his legs outspread.

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