gowns

英 [gaʊnz]

美 [gaʊnz]

n.  (尤指特别场合穿的)女裙; 女长服; 女礼服; (法官、英国律师、大学学生在特别仪式上穿的)长袍，长外衣; (尤指在医院穿的)罩衣，外罩
gown的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 女裙；女礼服；女长服
  Agownis a dress, usually a long dress, which women wear on formal occasions.
  1. The new ball gown was a great success.
     这种新款舞会礼服很畅销。
  2. ...wedding gowns.
     结婚礼服
• N-COUNT （律师、学者等在正式场合穿的）礼袍,长袍
  Agownis a loose black garment worn on formal occasions by people such as lawyers and academics.
  1. ...an old headmaster in a flowing black gown.
     身着宽松黑礼袍的老校长

双语例句

• As tradition, graduating students will wear academic gowns to attend the ceremony.
  作为传统，毕业生会穿著毕业礼袍出席典礼。
• Ball gowns hang in the closets of the marble-filled model apartments.
  在这套到处使用大理石的样板房里，壁橱中悬挂着舞会礼服。
• She dreams about wedding gowns, not handcuffs.
  她会憧憬婚礼礼服，而不是手铐。
• Why do surgeons and nurses wear gowns and masks in an operating room?
  为什么外科医生和护士在手术室里要穿长袍戴口罩和帽子？
• She produces elegant wedding gowns in a variety of sumptuous fabrics.
  她用各种华贵的布料制作高雅的婚纱。
• The students had to wear gowns at the graduation ceremony.
  在毕业典礼上学生们必须穿礼服。
• Man can have suit and tie, and women can wear evening gowns.
  先生们一般穿西装打领带，女士可以穿晚礼服。
• The little old lady was busy sewing the gowns for the Queen.
  小老太婆正忙着为皇后缝制礼服。
• They were in full academic dress, including gowns and hoods.
  他们穿好全套学位服，包括长袍和披肩。
• The trend is even said to be having an impact on wedding attire, with more designers offering coats, shawls and different coloured dresses from the traditional white and ivory gowns bought by most brides.
  据称这一潮流甚至对婚礼服装也产生了影响，更多设计师提供婚礼用的外套、披巾以及有别于传统婚纱颜色的各种颜色的婚纱。大多数新娘购买的都是传统的白色和象牙色婚纱。