Translation for 'bathrobe' from English to Slovak

bathrobe

župan {m} [po kúpaní]odev

bathrobe [Am.] [Can.] [dressing gown]

župan {m} [domáci plášť]odev

• He typically enters the arena in an outlandish fashion, such as in his UFC debut, where he sported a bathrobe and devil mask while clutching a Snoopy stuffed animal.
• Melfi finds that Tony has left a basket of expensive toiletries and a bathrobe in her waiting room.
• In Romanian the word is "halat" is used, meaning dressing gown, bathrobe, smock, camouflage cloak, etc. A similar garment is known as Chapan in Turkic.
• In the UK and North America, wrapper is also an older term for an informal house garment. Today, words such as "housecoat" and "bathrobe" (US) or "dressing gown" (UK) are usually employed instead.
• The Japanese "yukata" is an unlined, cotton kimono worn as a bathrobe or as summer outdoor clothing.

• A bathrobe, also known as a housecoat or a dressing gown, is a loose-fitting outer garment (a robe) worn by people, often after washing the body or around a pool.
• Wolfe died on February 21, 1977, from burns he suffered when his bathrobe caught fire. He was 81 years old at the time of his death.
• The general was not just drinking tea in his bathrobe. He was touching a major mystery in the history of civilization.
• Though her face is unseen to the audience, the character makes her first appearance in the season 2 finale "Unmasked" as a stranger wearing a red bathrobe (initially thought to be a red coat) who pays a visit to Mona Vanderwaal following her admission to Radley Sanitarium.
• Sheridan died in 1930 in St. Louis, Missouri, at the age of 59. He was found hanging in his room at Alexian Brothers Hospital by a bathrobe cord.

• Bain, wearing a blue bathrobe and black balaclava approached the back door of the Métropolis theatre with a 9mm CZ 75 semi-automatic pistol and a Česká Zbrojovka-858 semiautomatic rifle.
• In the summer men wore clothes made of canvas, like a bathrobe. In spring and autumn they wore "soumanou" representing the coat of black cloth or brown color.
• This book's title refers to the orange bathrobe Vivian Crane puts on before killing herself.