juk6 pou4浴袍
Jyutpingjuk6 pou4
Yaleyuhk pòuh
Definition
Bathrobe; a soft, absorbent robe worn after bathing.
colloquialhomeclothing
How it's used
Refers specifically to the heavy, absorbent robes worn immediately after showering or bathing. It is rarely used outside of home environments or hotel settings. When describing the act of wearing one, the verb 着 is always used.
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gin2件gínExamples
Have you finished showering yet? Hurry up and put on your bathrobe.
The material of this bathrobe is very comfortable, perfect for winter.
Related words
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 睡袍, which is a nightgown or pajamas meant for sleeping rather than absorbing water after a bath.
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Grammar guides
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