bathrobe
/ˈbɑːθrəʊb/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbæθrəʊb/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbath-ˌrōb ˈbäth-/ (ame, mw)
bathrobe — noun
- bathrobesingular
- bathrobesplural
1. a long soft jacket that you wear loosely for comfort inside your home, especiall
a long soft jacket that you wear loosely for comfort inside your home, especially when you finish a bath or a swim
Haruto put on his thick bathrobe and sat by the fire after a cold shower.
put on, after a cold shower — collocation: put on + bathrobe
The hotel left two white bathrobes and a basket of towels on the bed for guests.
hotel, white bathrobes — typical hotel amenity
Gabriela hung her wet bathrobe on the hook behind the bathroom door to dry.
Kwame wrapped the soft bathrobe around his daughter after she stepped out of the pool.
Sanjay forgot to pack his bathrobe for the weekend trip and had to borrow one from his friend.
- dressing gown
more common in British English; often worn over pyjamas rather than after a bath
- robe
shorter and more general; can also refer to ceremonial or academic garments