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robe n.长袍，礼服 robe (n.) "long, loose outer garment," late 13c., from Old French robe "long, loose outer garment" (12c.), from a Germanic source (compare Old High German rouba "vestments"), from West Germanic *raubo "booty" (cognate with Old High German roub "robbery, breakage"), which also yielded rob (v.).Presumably the notion is of garments taken from the enemy as spoils, and the Old French word had a secondary sense of "plunder, booty," while Germanic cognates  had both senses; as in Old English reaf "plunder, booty, spoil; garment, armor, vestment." Meaning "dressing gown" is from 1854. Metonymic sense of "the legal profession" is attested from 1640s.robe (v.) late 14c., from robe (n.). Related: Robed; robing. 【记】rob 抢劫时矇着长袍(象中东女人那种蒙面的袍)用来蒙面

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[rəub] 【英】 n. 长袍，礼服(a long flowing outer garment)【记】 分割记忆：rob(抢劫) +e,把长袍抢走(rob the robe)【例】 The king and queen wore fine, silk robes on the throne. n. (法官或神职官员在正式场合穿以表明职位或级别的)长袍; 礼服【记】rob(v 抢劫)robe.

单词	robe
音标	[rəub]
解释	n.长袍，礼服
红宝书	【英】 n. 长袍，礼服(a long flowing outer garment) 【记】分割记忆：rob(抢劫) +e,把长袍抢走(rob the robe) 【例】 The king and queen wore fine, silk robes on the throne.
字源	robe (n.) "long, loose outer garment," late 13c., from Old French robe "long, loose outer garment" (12c.), from a Germanic source (compare Old High German rouba "vestments"), from West Germanic *raubo "booty" (cognate with Old High German roub "robbery, breakage"), which also yielded rob (v.). Presumably the notion is of garments taken from the enemy as spoils, and the Old French word had a secondary sense of "plunder, booty," while Germanic cognates had both senses; as in Old English reaf "plunder, booty, spoil; garment, armor, vestment." Meaning "dressing gown" is from 1854. Metonymic sense of "the legal profession" is attested from 1640s. robe (v.) late 14c., from robe (n.). Related: Robed; robing.
不择手段背单词	n. (法官或神职官员在正式场合穿以表明职位或级别的)长袍; 礼服【记】rob(v 抢劫)robe.
趣味全助记	【记】rob 抢劫时矇着长袍(象中东女人那种蒙面的袍)用来蒙面

Robe Outer Germanic N Long Loose Late French