gowned in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for gowned in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.gowned [Brit ɡaʊnd, Am ɡaʊnd] VB pp

gowned → gown II

II.gowned [Brit ɡaʊnd, Am ɡaʊnd] ADJ

gowned scholar, lawyer

in toga, togato

gowned Am woman

in abito da sera

I.gown [Brit ɡaʊn, Am ɡaʊn] N

gown (for evening wear)

abito m da sera

gown (of judge, academic)

toga f

gown (of surgeon)

camice m (chirurgico)

gown (of patient)

camice m

II.gown [Brit ɡaʊn, Am ɡaʊn] VB trans

gown

rivestire con la toga

bridal gown [ˈbraɪdlˌɡaʊn] N

bridal gown

vestito m da sposa

tea gown [Am ˈti ˌɡaʊn] N

tea gown

= tra la fine del XIX e l'inizio del XX secolo, vestito indossato dalle signore per l'ora del tè

dressing gown [Brit, Am ˈdrɛsɪŋ ˌɡaʊn] N

dressing gown

veste f da camera

dressing gown

vestaglia f

wedding dress [ˈwedɪŋˌdres], wedding gown [ˈwedɪŋˌɡaʊn] N

wedding dress

vestito m da sposa

cap and gown [ˌkæpəndˈɡaʊn] N UNIV

cap and gown

toga f e tocco m

Translations for gowned in the Italian»English Dictionary

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togato giudici, magistrati

gowned

vestaglia

dressing gown

in toga e tocco

in cap and gown

gowned in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for gowned in the English»Italian Dictionary

gown [gaʊn] N

1. gown (evening dress):

gown

abito m da sera

ball gown

abito da ballo

2. gown MED:

gown

camice m

surgical gown

camice da chirurgo

3. gown UNIV:

gown

toga f

cap and gown

tocco e toga

dressing gown N (bathrobe)

dressing gown

vestaglia f

evening gown N

evening gown

vestito m da sera

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bridal gown

da sposa

full-length gown

lungo, -a fino ai piedi

cap and gown UNIV

toga e tocco

Translations for gowned in the Italian»English Dictionary

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togato (-a)

gowned

vestaglia

dressing gown

toga

gown

veste da camera

dressing gown

gowned Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

ball gown

abito da ballo

surgical gown

camice da chirurgo

cap and gown

tocco e toga

cap and gown UNIV

toga e tocco

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I was scrubbed up and gowned.

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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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You have the scrub nurse who is sterile gloved, gowned and in the field.

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

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Sitting the rest of the night on the edge of the couch, cradling the receiver between my dressing gowned-shoulder and my ear as we watched the second plane hit.

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I can show what a virus looks like when it's infecting cells... and show what it looks like when you're all gowned up to work with infectious diseases.

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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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