Meaning & Definition of Bathrobe in English
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Bathrobe
Pronunciation:
/ˈbæθ.roʊb/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
bathrobesMeaning and Definition of Bathrobe
1. Primary Definition
A loose, absorbent robe worn after bathing.
2. Detailed Definitions
Definition: A loose-fitting robe worn before or after bathing.
Example Sentence: She wrapped herself in a cozy bathrobe after the shower.
Definition: A garment worn for comfort or modesty at home, typically made of absorbent fabric.
Example Sentence: He loved to lounge in his bathrobe on lazy Sunday mornings.
Etymology
Origin: The word bathrobe combines 'bath' + 'robe', the latter coming from Old French 'robe', meaning 'garment'.
Synonyms
robe | dressing gown | lounge wear | housecoat
Common Phrases and Expressions
- in a bathrobe: Dressed informally in a bathrobe, often at home.
Translations
- Spanish: ropón
- French: peignoir
- German: Bademantel
- Russian: халат
Related Words
- robe: A long, loose outer garment.
- loungewear: Casual clothing suitable for relaxing at home.
Slang Meanings of bathrobe
Meaning: Comfy attire for staying at home.
Example Sentence: I love wearing my 'cozy armor' while binge-watching a series.
Meaning: A relaxed state of being at home in informal clothing.
Example Sentence: After a long day, all I want is my 'sloppy chic' and some snacks.