Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για PEIGNOIRS
1. At night both husband and wife don their ď';ćŕě$'; (pajamas), though women might wear a íî÷íŕH'; đóáŕřęŕ (nightgown), őŕëŕň$'; (robes) and ňŕďî÷ę'; (slippers). Fancy dressing gowns –– the kind that cost more than a mink coat and are definitely not worn while flipping eggs on the stove –– are ďĺíüţŕđ$'; (peignoirs), which can be worn with äîěŕří';ĺ ňóôë'; (fancy slippers, often mules with ruffles, feathers and baubles). Should unexpected guests catch you at home in your PJs and slippers at noon, you can try to save the situation by proclaiming in Frenchified Russian: Čçâ';í';ňĺ, H'; â íĺ';ë';ćĺ (Pardon me, I‘m not dressed!). Or you can just not answer the door.