housecoat
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++house·coat /ˈhaʊs-kəʊt $ -koʊt/ noun [countable] DCCa long loose coat worn at home to protect clothes while cleaning etc 〔打扫时穿的〕家居长袍
Examples from the Corpus
housecoat• She felt hot and sticky and changed her clothes and put on a housecoat.• She was wearing a housecoat and slippers.• She rose late and was still in a négligé and housecoat.• She stood there in the doorway, wearing a loose blue housecoat.• She was wearing a quilted housecoat, and in her hand was a hairdryer.• She is a pretty, older woman dressed in a flowery silk housecoat.• Mrs Sweet stood up and stripped off the housecoat.house·coat nounChineseSyllable
at home to long clothes a Corpus coat loose worn protect
housecoat
house‧coat /ˈhaʊs-kəʊt $ -koʊt/
noun [countable]
a long loose coat worn at home to protect clothes while cleaning etc
house‧coat /ˈhaʊs-kəʊt $ -koʊt/
noun [countable]a long loose coat worn at home to protect clothes while cleaning etc