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dress up

/dres ʌp/

Übersetzung: Sich formell oder festlich kleiden; einer Sache ein schöneres oder eleganteres Aussehen verleihen.

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verb

/dres ʌp/B1formal
  • deSich formell oder festlich kleiden; einer Sache ein schöneres oder eleganteres Aussehen verleihen.

A phrasal verb used to indicate putting on formal or fancy clothes, or to make something appear more attractive or elaborate.

unzählbar · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

  1. Wear formal or fancy clothesinformal

    To put on more formal or elegant clothing than usual.

    deSich schick anziehen

    • We need to dress up for the wedding.
    • She dressed up in a beautiful gown for the party.
    • He dressed up in a suit and tie for the interview.

    Synonymedeck outdoll upglam upgussy up

    Antonymedress down

  2. Wear a costumeinformal

    To put on a costume, often for a special occasion or performance.

    deSich verkleiden

    • The children dressed up as pirates for Halloween.
    • He dressed up as a clown for the birthday party.
    • They dressed up in historical costumes for the play.

    Synonymecostumedisguisemasquerade

  3. Make something look betterinformal

    To improve the appearance of something, often by adding decorations or enhancements.

    deVerschönern

    • We dressed up the room with balloons and streamers.
    • She dressed up the salad with a fancy dressing.
    • He dressed up his presentation with colorful slides.

    Synonymeadornbeautifydecorateembellishenhancegarnishornamentprettify

    Antonymebaredenudedisfiguremarstrip

Formen
  • dressed up past participle
  • dressed up past simple
  • dressing up present participle
  • dresses up third person singular

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