n.长袍，袍服，礼袍(常于典礼中穿着以显示身份)
vt.(给某人)穿上礼袍

原形：robe复数：robes

Mary was dressed in a white robe.
玛丽穿了一件白色长袍。
Lisa was wearing only a thin robe over a flimsy nightdress, and her feet were bare.
丽萨只在薄如蝉翼的睡衣外套了一件薄睡袍，而且光着脚。
Eric shaved his head, wore a priestly robe and carried a pilgrim's staff.
埃里克剃了头，穿上僧袍，拄着香客用的拐杖。
She wore a long, flowing robe for the evening ceremony.
她在晚上的仪式上穿了一件长而飘逸的袍子。
He donned his dressing gown and slippers after a bath.
他洗完澡后穿上了浴袍和拖鞋。
The monk was clothed in a simple brown robe.
那位僧侣穿着一件朴素的棕色长袍。
The queen's ceremonial robe was adorned with precious stones.
女王的礼服上装饰着宝石。
The judge entered the courtroom wearing a black robe.
法官身着黑色长袍进入法庭。
The wizard pulled on a hooded robe before casting his spell.
巫师在施咒前穿上了带兜帽的长袍。
The bride wore a white silk robe embroidered with flowers.
新娘穿了一件绣有花朵的白色丝质长袍。
He wrapped himself in a warm fleece robe after a swim.
游泳后，他裹上了一件保暖的羊绒袍。
The emperor's golden robe was a symbol of his power and wealth.
皇帝的金袍是其权力和财富的象征。
The academician received his honorary degree in a traditional doctoral robe.
这位学者身穿传统的博士袍接受了荣誉学位。