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has gloss(noun) protective garment worn by surgeons during operations
scrubs, surgical gown, gown
has glosseng: Scrubs are the shirts and trousers or gowns worn by nurses, surgeons, and other operating room personnel when "scrubbing in" for surgery. They are designed to be simple with minimal places for dirt to hide, easy to launder, and cheap to replace if damaged or stained irreparably. The wearing of scrubs has been extended outside of surgery in many hospitals. Originally issued as replacement clothing if street clothing was contaminated, scrubs are now worn by any hospital personnel in any clean environment. The spread of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has increased the use of scrubs, but can give wearers a false sense of security that they are clean when in fact are as easily contaminated as any other clothing. They have also been mandated in some American prisons as a prison uniform. The television show Scrubs is named for the medical garments worn by hospital personnel.
lexicalizationeng: gown
lexicalizationeng: scrubs
lexicalizationeng: surgical gown
subclass of(noun) an article of clothing; "garments of the finest silk"
garment
Meaning
Danish
lexicalizationdan: kjole
German
lexicalizationdeu: Kleid
lexicalizationdeu: OP-Kittel
lexicalizationdeu: Operationskittel
Modern Greek (1453-)
lexicalizationell: φουστάνι
Esperanto
lexicalizationepo: robo
Finnish
lexicalizationfin: puku
French
lexicalizationfra: robe
Irish
lexicalizationgle: gúna
Hungarian
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Armenian
lexicalizationhye: զգեստ
Latin
lexicalizationlat: vestis
Dutch
lexicalizationnld: jurk
lexicalizationnld: japon
Portuguese
lexicalizationpor: vestido
Russian
lexicalizationrus: платье
lexicalizationrus: халат
Slovak
lexicalizationslk: sukňa
Castilian
lexicalizationspa: vestido
Swedish
lexicalizationswe: klänning
lexicalizationswe: sjukhuskläder
Vietnamese
lexicalizationvie: áo
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