robe怎么读

英式音标：[rəʊb]

美式音标：[roʊb]

robe基本解释

n. 长袍，礼服；制服

vi. 穿长袍

vt. 使穿长袍

n. (Robe)人名；(德、罗、塞)罗贝；(英、法)罗布

robe的意思释义

n.

礼服；法衣；睡袍；长袍

vt.& vi.

（使）穿上长袍（或浴衣等）；覆盖、穿上；

变形

复数：robes

双语释义

[C]礼服，法衣 a long loose garment worn for official or ceremonial occasions

[C]睡袍，长袍 a dressing-gown

vt. & vi. (使）穿上长袍（或浴衣等） dress (oneself or sb else) in robes;put on a robe

英英释义

n.

any loose flowing garment

outerwear consisting of a long flowing garment used for official or ceremonial occasions

同义词：gown

v.clothe formally; especially in ecclesiastical robes

同义词：vest

robe用法及例句

词汇搭配

用作名词 (n.)

形容词+～

the long robe法官服；教士服

名词+～

bath robe浴衣

词组短语

dragon robe龙袍

同近义词辨析

这组词都有“衣服、服装”的意思，其区别是：

uniform指某团体或组织统一做的制服，如*服、校服等。

clothing常用词，集合名词，是衣服的总称。

clothes普通用词，多指包括上衣、内衣或裤子等具体的一件件衣服。

dress多指正式场合或为某些特定用途而穿的服装，也指童装或女性穿的连衣裙。

garment语气庄重，正式用词，复数形式可与clothes换用，指身上全部穿着。单数形式指单件衣服，尤指长袍、外套等外面的衣服。

suit指一套服装，一般有几件配成一套的套装。

costume指流行某一地区或某一时代的服装，也指演员的戏装。

gown指女人穿的长服，尤指教士、法官、教授等的礼服或妇女的睡衣等，也指长袍。

robe指长袍，也指浴衣、晨衣。

coat指上衣、外衣、大衣、外套及女式上装。

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

Many Arabs wear long flowing robes.

许多阿拉伯人身穿松垂的长袍.

She was simply dressed in a plain white robe.

她只穿了一件朴素的白色长袍。

用作动词(v.)

In the early morning, he robed and drove abroad.

他一早就穿好衣服开车出门了。

He robes himself in moonlight.

他沐浴在月光下。

例句参考

On Origin and Historical Development of Ancient Robe

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robe词源

robe

robe: [13] A robe is etymologically ‘something stolen’, hence a ‘looted garment’, and finally simply a ‘(long) garment’. The word comes ultimately from Vulgar Latin *rauba, which was borrowed from the same Germanic base as produced English bereave and rob. It passed into English via Old French robe. This still retained the ancestral meaning ‘stolen things, spoils’ as well as the new ‘garment’, and in that sense it has given English rubbish and rubble.=> rob

robe (n.)

\"long, loose outer garment,\" late 13c., from Old French robe \"long, loose outer garment\" (12c.), from a Germanic source (compare Old High German rouba \"vestments\"), from West Germanic *raubo \"booty\" (cognate with Old High German roub \"robbery, breakage\"), which also yielded rob (v.).Presumably the notion is of garments taken from the enemy as spoils, and the Old French word had a secondary sense of \"plunder, booty,\" while Germanic cognates had both senses; as in Old English reaf \"plunder, booty, spoil; garment, armor, vestment.\" Meaning \"dressing gown\" is from 1854. Metonymic sense of \"the legal profession\" is attested from 1640s.

robe (v.)

late 14c., from robe (n.). Related: Robed; robing.

robe相关例句

1.Martin waited impatiently while she dried and put on a robe.

马丁迫不及待地等着，西莉亚擦干全身，披上晨衣。

2.A thick robe of it swept from hill to hill.

那就象浑厚的罩袍笼罩着群山。

3.She wore a stained pink robe.

她披着褪了色的粉红色披肩。

4.He crouched now in the robe and holding the pistol in both hands.

他这会儿匍匐在睡袋里，两手握着*。

5.The same day, Philomela read the message woven into the robe.

同一天，菲罗墨拉读了织在袍子上的口信。

6.Madame Olenska, heedless of tradition, was attired in a long robe of red velvet.

奥兰斯卡夫人无视这种习俗，她穿的是红色天鹅绒晨衣。

7.She put her robe on the chair.

她把睡袍搭在椅子上。

8.But you just put on your pajamas and robe,

你先把这睡衣裤穿上，

9.Did you get your cap and robe for the graduation ceremony?

你领了参加毕业典礼的礼帽和礼服了吗？

10.She was simply dressed in a plain white robe.

她只穿了一件朴素的白色长袍。