rig out

• Verbo frasal que significa vestir a alguien con un tipo determinado de ropa, a menudo de manera especial o llamativa.

A phrasal verb meaning to dress someone in a particular type of clothing, often in a special or elaborate way.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Dress or equipinformalbritish

   To dress someone in a particular type of clothing, often for a specific purpose or activity.

   Ataviar o equipar

   • They rigged the children out in warm coats for the winter walk.
   • She was rigged out in her finest clothes for the party.
   • The team was rigged out in matching uniforms for the competition.

   Sinónimosaccouterattireclothedressequipfit outkit outoutfit

   Antónimosstripunclotheundress

2. Provide with equipmentinformalbritish

   To supply someone or something with necessary gear or equipment.

   equipar

   • The expedition was rigged out with all the latest camping gear.
   • He rigged out his boat with new sails and ropes.
   • The workshop was rigged out with modern tools and machinery.

   Sinónimosequipfit outfurnishkit outoutfitsupply

   Antónimosdisarmstrip

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