Definition of nightdress in English:

nightdress

noun ˈnʌɪtdrɛsˈnaɪtˌdrɛs

A light, loose garment worn by a woman or child in bed.
女式睡衣；儿童睡衣
Example sentencesExamples
- As Gail listened, she jumped out of bed, slipped on a pair of slippers, and pulled on a warm sweater over her nightdress.
- Beth hastily pulled on her nightdress, while Louis frantically rummaged around for his pyjama trousers.
- She had exchanged the nightdress for a pale green cotton gown.
- She leapt from bed, pulling her robe over her nightdress as she hurried to draw back the curtains.
- Bleakly, he smiled at her and watched as she set the tea on the table, her white nightdress flowing underneath the dress coat that she wore.
- I quickly snatch up the nightdress they had left me, along with underwear, and quickly put them on before hurrying outside and down the stairs.
- Pulling a robe over her nightdress, she cautiously left the room.
- 7 weeks to go and I can wear a nightdress and my lovely Italian turquoise trousers and smock top.
- Elizabeth groaned and wrapped a shawl around her shoulders to cover her nightdress before plunging out her door with the empty pitcher in her hand.
- I am going to have several gowns, nightdresses, and day dresses made for you by then to take to the palace.
- She headed back towards her room, slipped on her nightdress, and slept some more.
- She shed her bathrobe and crammed it in too, slipping on her nightdress, sighing when she saw how much else she had to pack.
- While the guards still wore their uniform, the nobles were in their nightdresses and dressing gowns.
- Wearing the long undergarments as a nightdress, she climbed into the large bed.
- She noticed a soft nightdress, also pale blue, had replaced her torn gown.
- Renna was now aware that she was only wearing a light nightdress.
- Back in my room I quickly pulled my hair out of its bun and brushed it neatly, grabbed a nightdress and dressing gown and then went back to Gerald's room.
- She pulled a nightdress and jumper from the piles of colourless garments and walked to the bathroom.
- Women in nightdresses and nightgowns and men in trousers and shorts exited their homes in the utmost haste, murmuring amongst themselves.
- Entire families known to me previously only fully dressed in daytime clothing were wearing pajamas and nightdresses under their bathrobes and milling around in their slippers at dawn as if driven from their homes by an earthquake.

Definition of nightdress in US English:

nightdress

nounˈnītˌdresˈnaɪtˌdrɛs

another term for nightgown
Example sentencesExamples
- Wearing the long undergarments as a nightdress, she climbed into the large bed.
- Bleakly, he smiled at her and watched as she set the tea on the table, her white nightdress flowing underneath the dress coat that she wore.
- 7 weeks to go and I can wear a nightdress and my lovely Italian turquoise trousers and smock top.
- I am going to have several gowns, nightdresses, and day dresses made for you by then to take to the palace.
- Renna was now aware that she was only wearing a light nightdress.
- While the guards still wore their uniform, the nobles were in their nightdresses and dressing gowns.
- Entire families known to me previously only fully dressed in daytime clothing were wearing pajamas and nightdresses under their bathrobes and milling around in their slippers at dawn as if driven from their homes by an earthquake.
- She pulled a nightdress and jumper from the piles of colourless garments and walked to the bathroom.
- She leapt from bed, pulling her robe over her nightdress as she hurried to draw back the curtains.
- As Gail listened, she jumped out of bed, slipped on a pair of slippers, and pulled on a warm sweater over her nightdress.
- Back in my room I quickly pulled my hair out of its bun and brushed it neatly, grabbed a nightdress and dressing gown and then went back to Gerald's room.
- Pulling a robe over her nightdress, she cautiously left the room.
- She had exchanged the nightdress for a pale green cotton gown.
- Beth hastily pulled on her nightdress, while Louis frantically rummaged around for his pyjama trousers.
- She noticed a soft nightdress, also pale blue, had replaced her torn gown.
- She shed her bathrobe and crammed it in too, slipping on her nightdress, sighing when she saw how much else she had to pack.
- Elizabeth groaned and wrapped a shawl around her shoulders to cover her nightdress before plunging out her door with the empty pitcher in her hand.
- I quickly snatch up the nightdress they had left me, along with underwear, and quickly put them on before hurrying outside and down the stairs.
- Women in nightdresses and nightgowns and men in trousers and shorts exited their homes in the utmost haste, murmuring amongst themselves.
- She headed back towards her room, slipped on her nightdress, and slept some more.

单词	nightdress
释义	Definition of nightdress in English: nightdress noun ˈnʌɪtdrɛsˈnaɪtˌdrɛs A light, loose garment worn by a woman or child in bed. 女式睡衣；儿童睡衣 Example sentencesExamples As Gail listened, she jumped out of bed, slipped on a pair of slippers, and pulled on a warm sweater over her nightdress. Beth hastily pulled on her nightdress, while Louis frantically rummaged around for his pyjama trousers. She had exchanged the nightdress for a pale green cotton gown. She leapt from bed, pulling her robe over her nightdress as she hurried to draw back the curtains. Bleakly, he smiled at her and watched as she set the tea on the table, her white nightdress flowing underneath the dress coat that she wore. I quickly snatch up the nightdress they had left me, along with underwear, and quickly put them on before hurrying outside and down the stairs. Pulling a robe over her nightdress, she cautiously left the room. 7 weeks to go and I can wear a nightdress and my lovely Italian turquoise trousers and smock top. Elizabeth groaned and wrapped a shawl around her shoulders to cover her nightdress before plunging out her door with the empty pitcher in her hand. I am going to have several gowns, nightdresses, and day dresses made for you by then to take to the palace. She headed back towards her room, slipped on her nightdress, and slept some more. She shed her bathrobe and crammed it in too, slipping on her nightdress, sighing when she saw how much else she had to pack. While the guards still wore their uniform, the nobles were in their nightdresses and dressing gowns. Wearing the long undergarments as a nightdress, she climbed into the large bed. She noticed a soft nightdress, also pale blue, had replaced her torn gown. Renna was now aware that she was only wearing a light nightdress. Back in my room I quickly pulled my hair out of its bun and brushed it neatly, grabbed a nightdress and dressing gown and then went back to Gerald's room. She pulled a nightdress and jumper from the piles of colourless garments and walked to the bathroom. Women in nightdresses and nightgowns and men in trousers and shorts exited their homes in the utmost haste, murmuring amongst themselves. Entire families known to me previously only fully dressed in daytime clothing were wearing pajamas and nightdresses under their bathrobes and milling around in their slippers at dawn as if driven from their homes by an earthquake. Definition of nightdress in US English: nightdress nounˈnītˌdresˈnaɪtˌdrɛs another term for nightgown Example sentencesExamples Wearing the long undergarments as a nightdress, she climbed into the large bed. Bleakly, he smiled at her and watched as she set the tea on the table, her white nightdress flowing underneath the dress coat that she wore. 7 weeks to go and I can wear a nightdress and my lovely Italian turquoise trousers and smock top. I am going to have several gowns, nightdresses, and day dresses made for you by then to take to the palace. Renna was now aware that she was only wearing a light nightdress. While the guards still wore their uniform, the nobles were in their nightdresses and dressing gowns. Entire families known to me previously only fully dressed in daytime clothing were wearing pajamas and nightdresses under their bathrobes and milling around in their slippers at dawn as if driven from their homes by an earthquake. She pulled a nightdress and jumper from the piles of colourless garments and walked to the bathroom. She leapt from bed, pulling her robe over her nightdress as she hurried to draw back the curtains. As Gail listened, she jumped out of bed, slipped on a pair of slippers, and pulled on a warm sweater over her nightdress. Back in my room I quickly pulled my hair out of its bun and brushed it neatly, grabbed a nightdress and dressing gown and then went back to Gerald's room. Pulling a robe over her nightdress, she cautiously left the room. She had exchanged the nightdress for a pale green cotton gown. Beth hastily pulled on her nightdress, while Louis frantically rummaged around for his pyjama trousers. She noticed a soft nightdress, also pale blue, had replaced her torn gown. She shed her bathrobe and crammed it in too, slipping on her nightdress, sighing when she saw how much else she had to pack. Elizabeth groaned and wrapped a shawl around her shoulders to cover her nightdress before plunging out her door with the empty pitcher in her hand. I quickly snatch up the nightdress they had left me, along with underwear, and quickly put them on before hurrying outside and down the stairs. Women in nightdresses and nightgowns and men in trousers and shorts exited their homes in the utmost haste, murmuring amongst themselves. She headed back towards her room, slipped on her nightdress, and slept some more.
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