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robe

/rəʊb/noun

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लबादा, चोगा

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noun
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    [C]

    a long loose outer piece of clothing, especially one worn as a sign of rank or office at a special ceremony

    लबादा, चोगा

    • a judge's robe
    • saffron robes
    • The monks wore saffron robes and walked in a line.
    + 2 more examples
    • A judge in a black robe entered the courtroom.
    • Graduates wore a long robe on the day of the ceremony.

    Synonyms gown cloak vestment cassock garment

verb
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    [T] usually passive

    to dress somebody in a long loose piece of clothing

    चोगा पहनाना

    • The priests were robed in white.
    • The attendants robed the statue in silk before the procession.
    • The elders robed the bride in a red silk sari.
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    • The young king was robed in gold before the ceremony.
    • Priests robed themselves before the ritual.

    Synonyms dress clothe attire garb

§Structures (grammar patterns) 4

robe (noun): countable

A robe is a long loose outer garment, and the noun is countable: a robe, two robes. In British English it can also mean a dressing gown.

'Robe' लंबा ढीला बाहरी वस्त्र है और countable noun है: a robe, two robes। British English में यह dressing gown के लिए भी आता है।

  • The judge wore a black robe.
  • She put on a bathrobe after her shower.

robes (plural) for official dress

In the plural, robes means the formal dress of judges, priests, graduates and monarchs.

Plural रूप 'robes' न्यायाधीशों, पुजारियों, स्नातकों और राजाओं की औपचारिक पोशाक के लिए आता है।

  • The monks walked in saffron robes.
  • Graduates received their degrees in black robes.

robe sb in sth / be robed in

As a verb, robe means to dress someone in a robe; it is usually passive and takes in.

Verb के रूप में 'robe' का अर्थ किसी को robe पहनाना है; यह प्रायः passive में आता है और in के साथ।

  • The priest was robed in white.
  • The king was robed in silk before the ceremony.

robe vs. rob

Robe has a silent final e and is a garment. Rob is the crime verb. Do not swap them in spelling.

'Robe' वस्त्र है और अंतिम e मौन है। 'Rob' लूटने की क्रिया है। वर्तनी में दोनों को न मिलाएँ।

  • The thief robbed the shop, and the owner wore a robe.
+Collocations 5

adjective + robe

flowingsilkwhiteceremoniallong

  • The priest wore a flowing white robe.

verb + robe

wearput ontake offslip intowrap in

  • He slipped into his robe and made tea.

noun + robe

bathjudge'smonk'sroyalgraduation

  • The graduation robe was too long for her.

robe + of + noun

officesilkhonourredsaffron

  • He wore the robe of office at the ceremony.

robe + preposition

in a robeof silkover his shouldersaround herfor the ceremony

  • A saffron robe hung over his shoulders.
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  • The Buddhist monk walked down the lane in a saffron robe.

बौद्ध भिक्षु केसरिया चोगा पहनकर गली में चल रहा था।

  • Radhika wore her graduation robe with pride.

राधिका ने गर्व के साथ अपना दीक्षांत समारोह का चोगा पहना।

  • The judges entered the court in their black robes.

न्यायाधीश काले चोगे पहनकर अदालत में आए।

  • After the bath, he put on a soft cotton robe.

स्नान के बाद उसने नरम सूती चोगा पहना।

  • The king appeared in a robe decorated with gold thread.

राजा सोने के धागे से सजा चोगा पहनकर प्रकट हुआ।

  • The chief guest was presented with a silk robe of honour.

मुख्य अतिथि को सम्मान स्वरूप रेशमी चोगा भेंट किया गया।

  • Radhika folded the white robe carefully after the convocation.

दीक्षांत समारोह के बाद राधिका ने सफ़ेद चोगा सावधानी से तह करके रखा।

  • The old priest tied his robe with a cloth belt before the prayer.

बूढ़े पुजारी ने प्रार्थना से पहले अपना चोगा कपड़े की पेटी से बाँधा।

≈Synonyms and antonyms
AaSpelling

Robe, with silent e.

Robe, silent e के साथ।

?Which word?

Keep apart robe (a long loose garment) and rob (steal from).

Robe (लंबा ढीला वस्त्र) और rob (लूटना) को अलग रखिए।

Keep the long-garment words together: robe, gown (a long dress for special occasions; also worn by graduates and lawyers), cloak (a loose coat without sleeves), cassock (worn by priests), kimono (Japanese), toga (ancient Roman).

लंबे वस्त्र के शब्द साथ याद रखिए: robe, gown (विशेष अवसरों का लंबा वस्त्र; स्नातक और वकील भी पहनते हैं), cloak (बिना आस्तीन का ढीला कोट), cassock (पादरियों का), kimono (जापानी), toga (प्राचीन रोमन)।

§Grammar and usage

Usage: in India, judges and lawyers wear black robes; monks wear saffron robes.

प्रयोग में भारत में न्यायाधीश और वकील काले लबादे पहनते हैं; भिक्षु भगवा वस्त्र पहनते हैं।