prink
/prɪŋk/verb
formalcommonمهجور/prɪŋk/An archaic verb meaning to dress or adorn oneself in a showy or elaborate manner; to primp.
ruУстаревший глагол, означающий одеваться или украшать себя показным или вычурным образом; прихорашиваться.esVerbo que significa arreglarse o adornarse de manera ostentosa o afectada; ataviarse con esmero, a menudo excesivo.frVerbe vieilli signifiant s'habiller ou se parer de manière ostentatoire ou affectée ; se faire beau de façon excessive.deVeraltetes Verb mit der Bedeutung, sich auffällig oder übertrieben zu kleiden oder zu schmücken; sich herausputzen.ptVerbo raro ou literário que significa vestir-se ou enfeitar-se de maneira vistosa, exagerada ou afetada; arrumar-se com excesso de adorno.zh过时动词,指以炫耀或花哨的方式穿衣打扮或装饰自己;精心打扮。arفعل قديم يعني تزيين النفس أو التأنق في اللباس والهيئة بشكل متكلف أو متبهرج؛ التبرج والاختيال في الزينة.
- Dress carefully and fussily C1 informal british
To dress oneself with meticulous attention to detail, often in a fussy or finicky manner.
- She spent an hour prinking in front of the mirror before the party.
- He was prinking his tie, adjusting it just so.
- Stop prinking and let's go, we're already late.
ruНаряжатьсяesArreglarse con esmero y remilgofrSe pomponnerdeSich herausputzenptAprumar-sezh精心打扮arالتأنق في اللباس
- Dress up to attract attention C1 informal british
To put on special clothes in order to appear particularly appealing and attractive.
- The teenagers were all prinking for the school dance.
- She prinked herself up in her finest gown for the gala.
- He prinked and preened, hoping to catch her eye.
ruНаряжатьсяesAtaviarse para llamar la atenciónfrSe pomponnerdeSich aufdonnernptEnfeitar-sezh盛装打扮arالتزين والتأنق
- prinked past participle
- prinked past simple
- prinking present participle
- prinks third person singular