in dishabille

ریشه

The word 'in' comes from Old English 'in', meaning 'inside' or 'within'. 'Dishabille' comes from French 'déshabillé', derived from 'dé-', meaning 'un-' or 'not', and 'habiller', meaning 'to dress'.

مثال

• She answered the door in dishabille, wearing only a bathrobe.
• The actress was photographed leaving the party in dishabille, with her hair tousled and clothes disheveled.
• He often worked from home, dressed in dishabille, with his shirt untucked and tie loosened.