Gowned Meaning in English

word · lemma: gown

US

ˈɡaʊn

GOWND

UK

ɡˈaʊnd

GOWND

Definition

Wearing a gown, which can mean a long formal dress, or a specific type of robe used in hospitals or ceremonies.

Usage & Nuances

'Gowned' is usually used in formal, medical, or ceremonial contexts (e.g., 'hospital-gowned patients', 'gowned guests at a ball'). Often passive ('the patients are gowned'). Not for casual clothing.

• Spanish: vestido - con bata (contexto médico o formal)
• Portuguese (BR): vestida - de avental (contexto hospitalar/formal)
• Portuguese (PT): vestida - de bata (contexto hospitalar/formal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 穿着长袍的 - 穿着手术服的
• Chinese (Traditional): 穿著長袍的 - 穿著手術服的
• Hindi: गाउन पहने हुए
• Arabic: مرتديًا رداء
• Bengali: গাউন পরিহিত - পোশাক পরিহিত (বিশেষ অনুষ্ঠান বা হাসপাতালের জন্য)
• Russian: в халате - в платье (официальном)
• Japanese: ガウンを着た
• Vietnamese: mặc áo choàng
• Korean: 가운을 입은
• Turkish: önlük giymiş - elbise giymiş (resmi)
• Urdu: گاؤن پہنے ہوئے
• Indonesian: bergaun

Example Sentences

The nurses were gowned before entering the operating room.

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The bride was beautifully gowned for the ceremony.

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All the children were gowned for the school play.

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After being gowned, the patient waited quietly for surgery.

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The red-carpet event was filled with elegantly gowned celebrities.

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Visitors must be properly gowned in protective gear before entering the lab.

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