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Translations dressed [drest] A. ADJ → vestido to be casually dressed → ir(vestido)informal or de sport to be smartly dressed → ir(vestido)elegante dressed as a man/woman → vestido de hombre/mujer to be dressed for tennis/the country → ir vestido para jugar al tenis/para ir al campo fully dressed → completamente vestido to get dressed → vestirse dressed in black → vestido de negro to be dressed in a skirt/trousers → llevar falda/pantalones to be dressed to kill → ir despampanante see also dress, dress up, well-dressed dressed [ˈdrɛst] adj [person] (= clothed) → habillé(e) I'm not dressed yet → Je ne suis pas encore habillé. How was she dressed? → Comment était-elle habillée? to be dressed in sth → porter qch She was dressed in a green sweater and jeans → Elle portait un pull vert et un jean. elegantly dressed → bien habillé(e) see also well-dressed to be dressed to kill → être tiré(e) à quatre épingles > [salad] → assaisonné(e) dressed up adj (= smartly dressed) [person] → sur son trente et un to get dressed up → se mettre sur son trente et un [thing] dressed up as sth (= masquerading as) → déguisé(e) en qch How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Molly was charmed with the first opportunity she ever had of showing her beauty to advantage; for though she could very well bear to contemplate herself in the glass, even when dressed in rags; and though she had in that dress conquered the heart of Jones, and perhaps of some others; yet she thought the addition of finery would much improve her charms, and extend her conquests. Passepartout therefore decided to wait several hours; and, as he was sauntering along, it occurred to him that he would seem rather too well dressed for a wandering artist. A professor does not meet his pupil to see her dressed in satin and muslin, with hair perfumed and curled, neck scarcely shaded by aerial lace, round white arms circled with bracelets, feet dressed for the gliding dance. |
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