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Meanings of gown in inglés
Lingerie consisting of a loose dress designed to be worn in bed by women.
portugués
vestido Sinónimos
Examples for "frock"
Examples for "frock"
1
And Victoria's mid-length navy frock, however, raised eyebrows for the wrong reasons.
2
The mackintosh was formal and defensive; the frock was intimate and acquiescent.
3
Given the guest list, mind you, this can be no ordinary frock.
4
Bettine in her print frock was at the door of the school.
5
He was the would-be squire once again, in top-boots and a frock.
1
When she was in her nightgown she glanced in at her cousin.
2
The nightgown was none the less given to Mrs Dallimore for safekeeping.
3
The following evening Mrs Bunch was occupying herself in mending his nightgown.
4
She crept to the window, holding the nightgown close at the neck.
5
Or do you want me to help you get into your nightgown?
1
She directed attention away from the stained nightdress, away from the house.
2
Whicher had an explanation for this: 'The rumour about the nightdress .
3
She handed the child, who was in its nightdress, to a maid.
4
A small form in a muslin nightdress rubbed her eyes and yawned.
5
She came downstairs in her nightdress to Tuft's bed, and awoke him.
1
No longer concerned about my nightie, I squatted and cut the burlap.
2
He pushes up my nightie with the right and tears my underpants.
3
He wears Buster Brown wig and nightie that buttons up the back.
4
But it feels like wearing a nightie, which is to say wonderful.
5
The front of her nightie is drying; the crusty stiffness scratches her.
1
With bare feet, and only in her night-robe, she stole tremblingly across the threshold.
2
Her soiled night-robe flapped about as the breeze caressed her.
3
She sprang up, locked her door, and began, in her long, white night-robe, pacing up and down.
4
She put on her night-robe and then sat before a bureau mirror combing out her long hair.
5
Give the my night-robe, Mena.
A piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse, until the waist or slightly below.
Usage of gown in inglés
1
She wore her new gown in honor of her father's good news.
2
A couple of minutes later, another young woman came out, another gown.
3
I will undress in the house and wrap myself in my dressing-gown.
4
The importance of the use of the night-gown received the same attention.
5
The cap and gown reside in a glass case in the lobby.
6
I think the gown will become you; it has been considered handsome.
7
She appeared in a dressing gown and with her feet in slippers.
8
He was in his dressing-gown and had a pen in his mouth.
9
The like is true of the vogue of the cap and gown.
10
The young girl in the portrait was wearing a white satin gown.
11
The soft charmeuse in her graceful gown was real and miraculously draped.
12
The gown should set off the wearer, not the wearer the gown.
13
So I have a ready-made black gown and hat in the trunk.
14
The nomenclature of this gown is beyond the guess of the scribe.
15
He threw the jacket on the bed and put on the gown.
16
Mrs. Gray, in an attractive mauve house-gown, came in from the kitchen.
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