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

A: the robe was used by someone else and then subsequently passed down to you. it's a second-hand robe.

A: Ultramarine is a deep blue

A: It could be something that a king wears over his shoulders,
or it could be a bathrobe or dressing gown.

A: a loose piece of clothing that wraps around your body and that you wear before or after bathing, swimming, etc., or while resting at home (source: merriam dictionary)

A: Women wear blouses. A blouse is a type of shirt that women wear in formal situations.

Robes are something both sexes wear, most commonly around the house, for example after a bath or shower and before putting on regular clothes. Robes are also used in very formal situations such as a graduation. A robe is either very formal or very casual. You would (almost) never wear a robe to work, or to Starbucks, since these situations are between very casual and very formal.

A: but what exactly is a robe

A: but why if the only difference is that one has the word it and the other one not

A: "Robe"is a kind of a coat which is very thin and traditional.

Robert robbed his friend's robe.

Put your robe on Elliott!

A: Take your robes off gents!

A: thanks it's ok! ;)

A: We dont use the word robe much, and I dont think I have ever heard it used in its plural form (We dont say robes). The only common use of the word I can think of is "Bath robe". The white coat-like thing you wear in the bathroom.

Clothes is the word for the textiles we wear everyday

A: Dress

A: Dress

A: English robe = French peignoir
French robe = English dress

A: robe.

A: 1 sounds more natural but both are correct.

A: Yes

A: He is wearing an open white robe but/and he is shirtless