bathrobe in Greek
bathrobe in Greek is μπουρνούζι — bathrobe means a loose, absorbent robe worn before or after a bath or shower.
bathrobe in Greek
μπουρνούζι
Pronounced: bournouzi
A robe usually made of terrycloth intended to be worn when one is still damp from bathing or when there is no immediate need to dress fully.
What does "bathrobe" mean?
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noun A loose, absorbent robe worn before or after a bath or shower.
"He shuffled to the kitchen in his bathrobe to make coffee."
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bathrobe in a sentence
- He shuffled to the kitchen in his bathrobe to make coffee.
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What is "bathrobe" in Greek?
"bathrobe" in Greek is μπουρνούζι. bathrobe means: A loose, absorbent robe worn before or after a bath or shower.
How do you pronounce μπουρνούζι?
"bathrobe" in Greek is μπουρνούζι, pronounced "bournouzi".
How do you use "bathrobe" in a sentence?
Example: "He shuffled to the kitchen in his bathrobe to make coffee." In Greek, "bathrobe" is μπουρνούζι.
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