robe

robe
noun
1) (ceremonial garment) Gewand, das (geh.); (of judge, vicar) Talar, der

robe of office — Amtstracht, die

2) (long garment) [langes Über]gewand
3) (dressing gown) Morgenrock, der

beach robe — Bademantel, der

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[rəub]
noun
1) ((often in plural) a long, loose piece of clothing: Many Arabs still wear robes; a baby's christening-robe.) langes Gewand
2) ((usually in plural) a long, loose piece of clothing worn as a sign of a person's rank eg on official occasions: a judge's robes.) die Robe,der Talar
3) ((especially American) a loose garment worn casually; a dressing-gown: She wore a robe over her nightdress; a bath-robe; a beach-robe.) der Mantel
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robe
[rəʊb, AM roʊb]
I. n
1. (long garment) langes Kleid, Abendkleid nt
2. usu pl (formal gown) Robe f, Talar m
3. (dressing gown) Morgenmantel m, Bademantel m
II. vt
to \robe sb jdn ankleiden
to \robe sb/sth in sth jdn/etw in etw akk kleiden a. fig liter
III. vi sich akk anziehen [o veraltend ankleiden]
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[rəʊb]
1. n
1) (= garment of office) Robe f, Talar m; (for priest) Rock m, Robe f; (for baby) langes Kleidchen; (esp US for house wear) Morgenrock m, Haus- or Bademantel m; (obs = gown) Kleid nt

he was wearing his robe of office — er war im Ornat

ceremonial robes — Festgewänder pl

christening robe — Taufkleid nt

2) (US: wrap) Decke f
2. vt (lit)
ankleiden, die Amtsrobe or den Ornat anlegen (+dat)

to robe sb/sth in sth (lit, fig) — jdn/etw in etw (acc) kleiden

3. vi
(judge etc) die Amtsrobe or den Ornat anlegen
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robe [rəʊb]
A s
1. (Amts)Robe f, Talar m (von Geistlichen, Juristen etc):
robes pl Amtstracht f;
the gentlemen of the (long) robe die Juristen
2. Robe f:
a) (wallendes) Gewand
b) Festgewand n, -kleid n
c) Abendkleid n
d) einteiliges Damenkleid
e) Bademantel m, langer Morgenrock
3. US wärmende (Fell- etc)Decke
B v/t
1. jemanden (feierlich an)kleiden, jemandem die Robe anlegen
2. fig (ein)hüllen
C v/i die Robe etc anlegen, sich ankleiden
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noun
1) (ceremonial garment) Gewand, das (geh.); (of judge, vicar) Talar, der

robe of office — Amtstracht, die

2) (long garment) [langes Über]gewand
3) (dressing gown) Morgenrock, der

beach robe — Bademantel, der

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n.
Gewand -¨er n.
Robe -n f.

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