Traductions de „robe“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

I . robe [rəʊb, Am roʊb] SUBST

1. robe:

robes plur (formal gown)

szaty fpl

priest's robe(s)

sutanna f

2. robe JUR:

robe

toga f

3. robe (dressing gown):

robe

szlafrok m

bath robe

płaszcz m kąpielowy

II . robe [rəʊb, Am roʊb] VERBE trans

to be robed in sth

być ubranym w coś

Expressions couramment utilisées avec robe

bath robe

płaszcz m kąpielowy

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

The most common choice is a plain black robe which covers the torso and legs, with sleeves.

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They compete to win a variety of prizes, such as electronics, toys, scholarships and grants, cash, tiaras, sashes, robes, and trophies.

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Her clothes are made of white flowing robe.

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Although drawn like a typical bishnen, his constant scowl combined with a loose-fitting robe usually cover up his more attractive features, which he rarely displays.

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The hilt of his "zanpakut" visibly protrudes from under the robe through the opening down to his waist.

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The man wears a robe with black and white rectangles irregularly placed on gold leaf decorated with spirals.

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Bishops visiting a diocese outside their jurisdiction also wear black robes in deference to the bishop of the diocese, who alone wears red robes.

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The lined silk robes, "uchigi", involved matching or combining colors of the linings and the garment itself to create a distinctive impression.

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Buffalo robes and parfleches were frequently painted with geometrical patterns.

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All of these share the same robe design.

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