Definition of negligee in English:

negligee

(also négligée)

nounˈnɛɡlɪʒeɪˌnɛɡləˈʒeɪ

A woman's light dressing gown, typically made of a filmy, soft fabric.
a black silk negligee
Example sentencesExamples
- A number of companies have offered, and still do, camouflage negligees, which begs the question: If you can see through camouflage is it really camouflage?
- Tucked down the side of one, inexplicably, was a black negligee.
- Mary opens the door wearing a black negligee and drags Frank inside.
- Some hats were homemade, like the old cowboy hat covered with a red negligee.
- They're all scantily clad in nighties and negligees, and it's hard to see past that into their characterization.
- Serena has kept the photographers happy here by wearing what looks like a black negligee with giant pink tyre marks on it.
- Her flawless chocolate skin appeared soft and inviting against the ivory silk of her negligee.
- Do what you enjoy - whether it's showering, putting on after-shave or perfume, or wearing silk pajamas or a flattering negligee.
- One morning I was dressed in my black negligee when the postman called with a registered letter.
- Laughter, compromise, a naughty negligee - these are just some of the keys to a happy marriage, say couples who have been together 15 years or more.
- She then gets up, cleans the house in her negligee, takes out the garbage in her negligee - and is attacked by her lecherous landlord.
- A babydoll is a short nightgown or negligee intended as nightwear for a female.
- She was lounging in a silk negligee, covered up with a bed robe.
- Viewers of the TV and cinema ad saw the man driving around a city, inter-cut with shots of the same mannequin's face and its hand hitching up its negligee to expose the top of its stockings.
- He waits in eager anticipation as she changes into her negligee in the bathroom…
- The beige moulded shop-fittings remained, but the knickers and negligees made way for campaign posters and canvassing rotas and, on a plinth where the cash register once stood, a vase of red roses, which proceeded to bloom.
- Feeling luxuriously languid in your silk negligee, you lounge against the bedroom door, caressing the door jamb like it's a small fluffy puppy.
- Did she wear the rose negligee, the pink see-through slip or the purple Empire-waisted gown?
- At this stage in the development of the archetypal pin-up photograph, there was still more satin than skin, with the figure hugging satin gowns and silk negligees being the props de rigueur.
- Then you come swooping in, wearing some lacy negligee and a silk dressing gown.

Origin

Mid 18th century (denoting a kind of loose gown worn by women): from French, literally 'given little thought or attention', feminine past participle of négliger 'to neglect'.

Definition of negligee in US English:

negligee

nounˌnɛɡləˈʒeɪˌneɡləˈZHā

A woman's light dressing gown, typically made of a filmy, soft fabric.
a black silk negligee
Example sentencesExamples
- One morning I was dressed in my black negligee when the postman called with a registered letter.
- Laughter, compromise, a naughty negligee - these are just some of the keys to a happy marriage, say couples who have been together 15 years or more.
- Then you come swooping in, wearing some lacy negligee and a silk dressing gown.
- Tucked down the side of one, inexplicably, was a black negligee.
- A babydoll is a short nightgown or negligee intended as nightwear for a female.
- A number of companies have offered, and still do, camouflage negligees, which begs the question: If you can see through camouflage is it really camouflage?
- At this stage in the development of the archetypal pin-up photograph, there was still more satin than skin, with the figure hugging satin gowns and silk negligees being the props de rigueur.
- Do what you enjoy - whether it's showering, putting on after-shave or perfume, or wearing silk pajamas or a flattering negligee.
- They're all scantily clad in nighties and negligees, and it's hard to see past that into their characterization.
- Mary opens the door wearing a black negligee and drags Frank inside.
- Feeling luxuriously languid in your silk negligee, you lounge against the bedroom door, caressing the door jamb like it's a small fluffy puppy.
- Serena has kept the photographers happy here by wearing what looks like a black negligee with giant pink tyre marks on it.
- She was lounging in a silk negligee, covered up with a bed robe.
- He waits in eager anticipation as she changes into her negligee in the bathroom…
- Some hats were homemade, like the old cowboy hat covered with a red negligee.
- She then gets up, cleans the house in her negligee, takes out the garbage in her negligee - and is attacked by her lecherous landlord.
- Her flawless chocolate skin appeared soft and inviting against the ivory silk of her negligee.
- Did she wear the rose negligee, the pink see-through slip or the purple Empire-waisted gown?
- Viewers of the TV and cinema ad saw the man driving around a city, inter-cut with shots of the same mannequin's face and its hand hitching up its negligee to expose the top of its stockings.
- The beige moulded shop-fittings remained, but the knickers and negligees made way for campaign posters and canvassing rotas and, on a plinth where the cash register once stood, a vase of red roses, which proceeded to bloom.

Origin

Mid 18th century (denoting a kind of loose gown worn by women): from French, literally ‘given little thought or attention’, feminine past participle of négliger ‘to neglect’.

单词	negligee
释义	Definition of negligee in English: negligee (also négligée) nounˈnɛɡlɪʒeɪˌnɛɡləˈʒeɪ A woman's light dressing gown, typically made of a filmy, soft fabric. a black silk negligee Example sentencesExamples A number of companies have offered, and still do, camouflage negligees, which begs the question: If you can see through camouflage is it really camouflage? Tucked down the side of one, inexplicably, was a black negligee. Mary opens the door wearing a black negligee and drags Frank inside. Some hats were homemade, like the old cowboy hat covered with a red negligee. They're all scantily clad in nighties and negligees, and it's hard to see past that into their characterization. Serena has kept the photographers happy here by wearing what looks like a black negligee with giant pink tyre marks on it. Her flawless chocolate skin appeared soft and inviting against the ivory silk of her negligee. Do what you enjoy - whether it's showering, putting on after-shave or perfume, or wearing silk pajamas or a flattering negligee. One morning I was dressed in my black negligee when the postman called with a registered letter. Laughter, compromise, a naughty negligee - these are just some of the keys to a happy marriage, say couples who have been together 15 years or more. She then gets up, cleans the house in her negligee, takes out the garbage in her negligee - and is attacked by her lecherous landlord. A babydoll is a short nightgown or negligee intended as nightwear for a female. She was lounging in a silk negligee, covered up with a bed robe. Viewers of the TV and cinema ad saw the man driving around a city, inter-cut with shots of the same mannequin's face and its hand hitching up its negligee to expose the top of its stockings. He waits in eager anticipation as she changes into her negligee in the bathroom… The beige moulded shop-fittings remained, but the knickers and negligees made way for campaign posters and canvassing rotas and, on a plinth where the cash register once stood, a vase of red roses, which proceeded to bloom. Feeling luxuriously languid in your silk negligee, you lounge against the bedroom door, caressing the door jamb like it's a small fluffy puppy. Did she wear the rose negligee, the pink see-through slip or the purple Empire-waisted gown? At this stage in the development of the archetypal pin-up photograph, there was still more satin than skin, with the figure hugging satin gowns and silk negligees being the props de rigueur. Then you come swooping in, wearing some lacy negligee and a silk dressing gown. Origin Mid 18th century (denoting a kind of loose gown worn by women): from French, literally 'given little thought or attention', feminine past participle of négliger 'to neglect'. Definition of negligee in US English: negligee nounˌnɛɡləˈʒeɪˌneɡləˈZHā A woman's light dressing gown, typically made of a filmy, soft fabric. a black silk negligee Example sentencesExamples One morning I was dressed in my black negligee when the postman called with a registered letter. Laughter, compromise, a naughty negligee - these are just some of the keys to a happy marriage, say couples who have been together 15 years or more. Then you come swooping in, wearing some lacy negligee and a silk dressing gown. Tucked down the side of one, inexplicably, was a black negligee. A babydoll is a short nightgown or negligee intended as nightwear for a female. A number of companies have offered, and still do, camouflage negligees, which begs the question: If you can see through camouflage is it really camouflage? At this stage in the development of the archetypal pin-up photograph, there was still more satin than skin, with the figure hugging satin gowns and silk negligees being the props de rigueur. Do what you enjoy - whether it's showering, putting on after-shave or perfume, or wearing silk pajamas or a flattering negligee. They're all scantily clad in nighties and negligees, and it's hard to see past that into their characterization. Mary opens the door wearing a black negligee and drags Frank inside. Feeling luxuriously languid in your silk negligee, you lounge against the bedroom door, caressing the door jamb like it's a small fluffy puppy. Serena has kept the photographers happy here by wearing what looks like a black negligee with giant pink tyre marks on it. She was lounging in a silk negligee, covered up with a bed robe. He waits in eager anticipation as she changes into her negligee in the bathroom… Some hats were homemade, like the old cowboy hat covered with a red negligee. She then gets up, cleans the house in her negligee, takes out the garbage in her negligee - and is attacked by her lecherous landlord. Her flawless chocolate skin appeared soft and inviting against the ivory silk of her negligee. Did she wear the rose negligee, the pink see-through slip or the purple Empire-waisted gown? Viewers of the TV and cinema ad saw the man driving around a city, inter-cut with shots of the same mannequin's face and its hand hitching up its negligee to expose the top of its stockings. The beige moulded shop-fittings remained, but the knickers and negligees made way for campaign posters and canvassing rotas and, on a plinth where the cash register once stood, a vase of red roses, which proceeded to bloom. Origin Mid 18th century (denoting a kind of loose gown worn by women): from French, literally ‘given little thought or attention’, feminine past participle of négliger ‘to neglect’.
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