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gowns

UK
/ɡaʊnz/
US
/ɡaʊnz/

Translations

gownnoun

gowns

pl

gowns
pl
UK
/ɡaʊn/
US
/ɡaʊn/
She wore a beautiful gown to the wedding.
Она надела красивое платье на свадьбу.
After the shower, he put on a comfortable gown.
После душа он надел удобный халат.
The judge entered the courtroom wearing a black gown.
Судья вошел в зал суда в черной мантии.
Additional translations
одежда
Synonyms
robe
ensemble
frock
apparel
outfit
garment
attire
dress
gownverb

gowns

gowned
Past Simple
gowned
Past Participle
gowning
Gerund
UK
/ɡaʊn/
US
/ɡaʊn/
She gowned herself in a beautiful dress for the evening.
Она оделась в красивое платье для вечера.

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.
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