Definition of nightgown in English:

nightgown

noun ˈnʌɪtɡaʊnˈnaɪtˌɡaʊn

1A nightdress.
Example sentencesExamples
- Drew entered their bedroom to see Marietta still in bed, wearing a light, cotton nightgown and her dark hair in a long braid down her back.
- Lillia crossed the room and grabbed her light-blue nightgown.
- She was wearing a white floor-length sleeveless nightgown.
- I did not feel the weight nor the pressure of the dress and corset I'd been wearing before, but rather the loose gauze of my nightgown.
- I watched June walk across the living room toward the kitchen wearing a light purple nightgown and satiny bathrobe.
- I just had on my light weight snow blue nightgown that went to my ankles.
- She was dressed now in a silk woven gauzy nightgown.
- Jessica nodded and Jennie went into her own room, coming back with a loose nightgown and clothes for tomorrow.
- She was met at the entrance of her rooms by her maid, who gasped in shock at the sight of the slight figure in her ghost-white nightgown, and hastily forced her back in.
- She was in a light blue nightgown with little clouds on it.
- She slid out, landing in crumpled pile on the floor, squirming to get under the bed, her white, cotton nightgown pressing to her body as she tried to escape.
- She was in a loose nightgown that was falling from her shoulder, but she didn't care.
- She wore a light blue nightgown with teddy bears on it and black wristbands.
- She made sure no one was watching, and changed from her nightgown to a light dress.
- I am wearing a red flannel nightgown with buttons and white snowflakes.
- I had put a robe on over my nightgown and both garments together did a fair job of deflecting the faint breeze.
- She got up, pulling another long cotton nightgown out.
- I shuddered and realized that I was only wearing a nightgown and a light robe.
- The floor was dusty and Carmen cringed at the sight of her dirty, torn nightgown.
- She rushed into her closet and quickly slipped into a loin cloth as well as a loose nightgown.
2archaic A dressing gown.

Definition of nightgown in US English:

nightgown

nounˈnaɪtˌɡaʊnˈnītˌɡoun

1A light, loose garment worn by a woman or child in bed.
Example sentencesExamples
- She was wearing a white floor-length sleeveless nightgown.
- I did not feel the weight nor the pressure of the dress and corset I'd been wearing before, but rather the loose gauze of my nightgown.
- She was in a loose nightgown that was falling from her shoulder, but she didn't care.
- She wore a light blue nightgown with teddy bears on it and black wristbands.
- The floor was dusty and Carmen cringed at the sight of her dirty, torn nightgown.
- She slid out, landing in crumpled pile on the floor, squirming to get under the bed, her white, cotton nightgown pressing to her body as she tried to escape.
- I shuddered and realized that I was only wearing a nightgown and a light robe.
- She was dressed now in a silk woven gauzy nightgown.
- Jessica nodded and Jennie went into her own room, coming back with a loose nightgown and clothes for tomorrow.
- She got up, pulling another long cotton nightgown out.
- She was met at the entrance of her rooms by her maid, who gasped in shock at the sight of the slight figure in her ghost-white nightgown, and hastily forced her back in.
- I had put a robe on over my nightgown and both garments together did a fair job of deflecting the faint breeze.
- She rushed into her closet and quickly slipped into a loin cloth as well as a loose nightgown.
- Drew entered their bedroom to see Marietta still in bed, wearing a light, cotton nightgown and her dark hair in a long braid down her back.
- I am wearing a red flannel nightgown with buttons and white snowflakes.
- I just had on my light weight snow blue nightgown that went to my ankles.
- Lillia crossed the room and grabbed her light-blue nightgown.
- She was in a light blue nightgown with little clouds on it.
- I watched June walk across the living room toward the kitchen wearing a light purple nightgown and satiny bathrobe.
- She made sure no one was watching, and changed from her nightgown to a light dress.
2archaic A dressing gown.

单词	nightgown
释义	Definition of nightgown in English: nightgown noun ˈnʌɪtɡaʊnˈnaɪtˌɡaʊn 1A nightdress. Example sentencesExamples Drew entered their bedroom to see Marietta still in bed, wearing a light, cotton nightgown and her dark hair in a long braid down her back. Lillia crossed the room and grabbed her light-blue nightgown. She was wearing a white floor-length sleeveless nightgown. I did not feel the weight nor the pressure of the dress and corset I'd been wearing before, but rather the loose gauze of my nightgown. I watched June walk across the living room toward the kitchen wearing a light purple nightgown and satiny bathrobe. I just had on my light weight snow blue nightgown that went to my ankles. She was dressed now in a silk woven gauzy nightgown. Jessica nodded and Jennie went into her own room, coming back with a loose nightgown and clothes for tomorrow. She was met at the entrance of her rooms by her maid, who gasped in shock at the sight of the slight figure in her ghost-white nightgown, and hastily forced her back in. She was in a light blue nightgown with little clouds on it. She slid out, landing in crumpled pile on the floor, squirming to get under the bed, her white, cotton nightgown pressing to her body as she tried to escape. She was in a loose nightgown that was falling from her shoulder, but she didn't care. She wore a light blue nightgown with teddy bears on it and black wristbands. She made sure no one was watching, and changed from her nightgown to a light dress. I am wearing a red flannel nightgown with buttons and white snowflakes. I had put a robe on over my nightgown and both garments together did a fair job of deflecting the faint breeze. She got up, pulling another long cotton nightgown out. I shuddered and realized that I was only wearing a nightgown and a light robe. The floor was dusty and Carmen cringed at the sight of her dirty, torn nightgown. She rushed into her closet and quickly slipped into a loin cloth as well as a loose nightgown. 2archaic A dressing gown. Definition of nightgown in US English: nightgown nounˈnaɪtˌɡaʊnˈnītˌɡoun 1A light, loose garment worn by a woman or child in bed. Example sentencesExamples She was wearing a white floor-length sleeveless nightgown. I did not feel the weight nor the pressure of the dress and corset I'd been wearing before, but rather the loose gauze of my nightgown. She was in a loose nightgown that was falling from her shoulder, but she didn't care. She wore a light blue nightgown with teddy bears on it and black wristbands. The floor was dusty and Carmen cringed at the sight of her dirty, torn nightgown. She slid out, landing in crumpled pile on the floor, squirming to get under the bed, her white, cotton nightgown pressing to her body as she tried to escape. I shuddered and realized that I was only wearing a nightgown and a light robe. She was dressed now in a silk woven gauzy nightgown. Jessica nodded and Jennie went into her own room, coming back with a loose nightgown and clothes for tomorrow. She got up, pulling another long cotton nightgown out. She was met at the entrance of her rooms by her maid, who gasped in shock at the sight of the slight figure in her ghost-white nightgown, and hastily forced her back in. I had put a robe on over my nightgown and both garments together did a fair job of deflecting the faint breeze. She rushed into her closet and quickly slipped into a loin cloth as well as a loose nightgown. Drew entered their bedroom to see Marietta still in bed, wearing a light, cotton nightgown and her dark hair in a long braid down her back. I am wearing a red flannel nightgown with buttons and white snowflakes. I just had on my light weight snow blue nightgown that went to my ankles. Lillia crossed the room and grabbed her light-blue nightgown. She was in a light blue nightgown with little clouds on it. I watched June walk across the living room toward the kitchen wearing a light purple nightgown and satiny bathrobe. She made sure no one was watching, and changed from her nightgown to a light dress. 2archaic A dressing gown.
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