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gown

UK
/ɡaʊn/
US
/ɡaʊn/

Translations

gownnoun
gowns
pl
UK
/ɡaʊn/
US
/ɡaʊn/
blouse stérilechirurgie
The surgeon donned a sterile gown before entering the operating theatre.
Le chirurgien a enfilé une blouse stérile avant d'entrer au bloc opératoire.
chemise d'hôpitalmédecine
The nurse handed the patient a gown to change into before the surgery.
L'infirmière a remis une chemise d'hôpital au patient pour qu'il se change avant l'opération.
robe de soirée
She wore a beautiful silk gown to the gala.
Elle portait une magnifique robe de soirée en soie au gala.
togedans le contexte universitaire
The professors wore academic gowns at the ceremony.
Les professeurs portaient des toges lors de la cérémonie.
robedans les contextes judiciaire ou ecclésiastique
The judge entered the courtroom wearing a black gown.
Le juge est entré dans la salle d'audience en robe noire.
Additional translations
monde universitairecollectif, souvent dans l’expression « town and gown »
Synonyms
outfit
robe
attire
garment
apparel
frock
ensemble
dress
gownverb
gowned
Past Simple
gowned
Past Participle
gowning
Gerund
UK
/ɡaʊn/
US
/ɡaʊn/
She gowned herself in a beautiful silk dress for the gala.
Elle a revêtu une magnifique robe de soie pour le gala.
fournirdans un contexte universitaire ou cérémoniel
The university gowned the graduating students before the ceremony.
L'université a fourni des toges aux étudiants diplômés avant la cérémonie.
gownadjective
UK
/ɡaʊn/
US
/ɡaʊn/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to gowns (e.g., "gown shop").
de roberelatif à une robe
The boutique offers a wide range of gown accessories.
La boutique propose une large gamme d'accessoires de robe.

Definitions

gownnoun
A long, elegant dress worn on formal occasions.
She wore a beautiful silk gown to the gala.
A loose, flowing outer garment worn by judges, academics, or clergy.
The judge entered the courtroom wearing a black gown.
A hospital garment worn by patients during medical examinations or procedures.
The nurse handed the patient a gown to change into before the surgery.
A protective garment worn by medical staff to maintain a sterile environment during procedures.
The surgeon donned a sterile gown before entering the operating theatre.
University academics or students collectively, as distinguished from the local townspeople (often used in contrast with town).
The annual cricket match between town and gown dates back to the nineteenth century.
gownverb
To dress in a gown, especially a formal or ceremonial one.
She gowned herself in a beautiful silk dress for the gala.
To supply or provide someone with a gown.
The university gowned the graduating students before the ceremony.
gownadjective
Relating to gowns; designed for or used with gowns.
The boutique offers a wide range of gown accessories.
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