dress out

• Verbe à particule signifiant s'habiller de manière formelle ou élégante, souvent pour une occasion spéciale ou pour impressionner.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of putting on formal or special clothing, often for a particular occasion or to appear impressive.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

1. To prepare an animal for cookingformal

   To remove the internal organs and clean the carcass of a hunted animal or bird.

   Préparer une venaison (vider et parer)

   • The hunter dressed out the deer before bringing it home.
   • He learned how to dress out a turkey from his grandfather.
   • After the hunt, they dressed out the rabbit for the stew.

   Synonymescleandisemboweldrawdresseviscerategut

2. To weigh a specific amount after dressingformal

   To have a particular weight after being cleaned and prepared for cooking.

   peser après parage

   • The fish dressed out at about five pounds.
   • The chicken dressed out to be smaller than expected.
   • The deer dressed out at over 200 pounds.

Verbe de basedress