Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Gown"

A: Thanks!

I guess Polly is the same person as Mary?

Well I imagine Polly somehow making her dress twirl/turn a bit, like maybe in a little spin, in a gesture that goes with her wishing to be having fun.

Otherwise idk, I find it opaque! 🤔

A: 袍子.

A: It's slang for "I'll dress myself". Example: "Come on, we need to leave now!" "Okay, let me gown up quickly".

It can also mean something similar to "doll up", where the person dressing is trying to make themself look nice or pretty. "I'll gown up with my best clothes.".

A: The full line is 'tonight imagine me gown and all'. It means ... think about me, tonight, I will be very well dressed, in a very nice formal dress :)

A: A gown is a piece of clothing . It could mean either a flowing dress (Cinderella wears a gown). It could be a dressing gown, worn after showering. Or it could be a university gown, which you wear when graduating.

A: Sounds good

A: The bride is shopping for a wedding gown.

All the girls are in a rush to get gowns for their prom.

A: The difference between a dress and agown is largely one of semantics and personal preference. The word "gown" tends to refer to more formal garments, like those worn for weddings, proms or balls. A "dress" can be any one-piece garment with a skirt of any length, and can be either formal or informal.

A: There is no real difference honestly. You can say either, though most Americans use robe and UK uses dressing gown.

A: Both gowns and robes are long garments.

Robes are loose garments such as bathrobes or the black robes that court judges wear.

Gowns can be tight and fancy such as women's wedding gowns, girls' prom dresses, and what female celebrities wear at the Golden Globes. There are loose-fitting gowns such as doctors' white gowns, graduation gowns, and your nightgowns,

A: A dress is a one piece outfit, with a skirt part of any length.

A Gown is typically a kind of dress that is made luxurious expensive materials with a very long skirt to it.

The exception to this is a "dressing gown" which is worn over nightwear, doesn't have to be luxurious and opens all the way down the front and has a belt to tie it with, but is still typically long.

A: Wow!
Is Ellsa's dress in Frozen a gown?
And all the processes' in fairy tails?

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A: overall = at work, farmers or builders

dressing gown = la foto

A: You're welcome. The link below is an IPA/phonetic alphabet reference page. It gives you character and sound references for dictionary phoentic spellings. Vowels on the left and consonants on the right.

http://www.antimoon.com/how/pronunc-soundsipa.htm

A: The gown which the pope ia wearing is a traditional Japanese piece of clothing called "法被. It's clothing which we wear at festivals, and the pronunciation sounds like "happy". Japanese people occasionally have foreign celebrities wear the clothes when they come to Japan.

A: I checked what a gown looks like on me.
I checked how a gown looks.
I checked out a gown.
I checked out how a gown looks.
I checked out how that gown looks.
I checked how a gown looks on me.

A: Your sentence is correct, but you can also flip it around and it means the same thing.
"She went to the party dressed in a white gown."
"Dressed in a white gown, she went to the party."
They're the same. This was just a tip for you though.