bathrobe

/ˈbɑːθrəʊb/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbæθrəʊb/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbath-ˌrōb ˈbäth-/ (ame, mw)

bathrobe — 名詞

  • bathrobesingular
  • bathrobesplural

1. a long soft jacket that you wear loosely for comfort inside your home, especiall

1.名詞A2
釋義

浴袍

沐浴後或居家穿的寬鬆衣物

a long soft jacket that you wear loosely for comfort inside your home, especially when you finish a bath or a swim

例句

Haruto put on his thick bathrobe and sat by the fire after a cold shower.

Haruto 沖完冷水澡後穿上厚浴袍,坐在火爐旁取暖。

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.

飯店在床上為客人準備了兩件白色浴袍和一籃毛巾。

hotel, white bathrobes — typical hotel amenity

同義詞
  • 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

常見錯誤

I wore my bathrobe to the formal dinner.
I wore my bathrobe to relax at home after a long bath.
💡bathrobes are informal home wear, not suitable for formal occasions.