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dress
/dres/ verbTranslation
PUT ON CLOTHES [I, T] › to put clothes on yourself or someone else
giyinmek, giydirmek
I usually get dressed before having breakfast. My husband usually dresses the children for school. → Opposite undress813STYLE [I] › to wear a particular type, style, or colour of clothes
giyinip kuşanmak, belli tarzda giyinmek
Ali always dresses smartly for work. [often passive] She was dressed in black.813 dress a burn/cut/wound, etc › to clean an injury and put a covering over it to protect it
dress up phrasal verb bir yarayı/kesiği/yanığı temizleyip sarmak
608FORMAL › to put on formal clothes for a special occasion
bir davet için giyinmek, kuşanmak
Weddings are a great opportunity to dress up.954813SPECIAL › to wear special clothes in order to change your appearance, usually for a game or party
oyun veya parti için özel kıyafetler giyip görünüşünü değiştirmek
He dressed up as Superman for the party.954813(Definition of dress verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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