着物を着たままで寝るの英語

I slept in my clothes.

to sleep under a straw-mat

a geisha's costume worn in the presence of customers

to put on one's clothes―get into one's clothes―dress oneself

He is （dressed） in fine clothes―finely dressed.

I jumped out of bed, and dressed myself in a hurry.

The clothes are mildewed―covered with mildew.

slouchily dressed

to wear one's gown with uneven skirts

I will go out in different clothes.

a person wearing a kimono

the state of possessing nothing but the clothes one is wearing

in pre-modern Japan, white robes worn when committing suicide by disembowelment

to wear one gown over the other―wear two gowns one over the other―wear three gowns one over another

He is in rags―clad in rags.

a kind of 'kimono' that is worn after bathing

to fold up one's clothes

I dressed myself in haste.

in one's clothes―in the clothes one stands up in―with only the clothes on one's back

to rinse clothes

without a thread of clothing on

spare clothes―Sunday clothes―one's best

wear a dress

to continue wearing the same clothes

to change one's clothes

put on a shirt

The very clothes were taken off my back.

dressed in a habit

wear a T‐shirt inside out T

underwear worn under clothing