Bathrobes Meaning in English
word · lemma: bathrobe
ˈbæˌθɹoʊbz
BATH-rohbz
bˈɑːθɹəʊbz
BAA-throhbz
Definition
Loose, comfortable robes worn after bathing or while relaxing at home; usually made of soft, absorbent fabric.
Usage & Nuances
"Bathrobes" are typically worn at home after showers, baths, or swimming, and sometimes over pajamas. Common materials are cotton or microfiber. Don’t confuse with "dressing gown" (UK, similar meaning) or "robe" (can be more general or formal).
Spanish: batas de baño - albornocesPortuguese (BR): roupões - roupas de banhoPortuguese (PT): roupões - roupões de banhoChinese (Simplified): 浴袍Chinese (Traditional): 浴袍Hindi: स्नान वस्त्रArabic: أردية الحمامBengali: বাথরোব - স্নান চাদরRussian: банные халатыJapanese: バスローブVietnamese: áo choàng tắmKorean: 목욕 가운Turkish: bornozUrdu: غسل کے بعد کا گاؤنIndonesian: jubah mandi
Example Sentences
We hung our bathrobes on the bathroom door.
basic
I like to wear bathrobes after a hot shower.
basic
The hotel provides soft bathrobes for guests.
basic
Some people lounge in their bathrobes all morning on weekends.
natural
The spa gave us fresh bathrobes to change into before our massage.
natural
All the kids ran around in colorful bathrobes after swimming in the pool.
natural