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full-dress

/ˈfʊl ˌdres/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose de complet, formel ou entièrement préparé, souvent utilisé dans le contexte d'événements, de répétitions ou d'uniformes militaires.

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adjective

/ˈfʊl ˌdres/C1formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose de complet, formel ou entièrement préparé, souvent utilisé dans le contexte d'événements, de répétitions ou d'uniformes militaires.

Describes something that is complete, formal, or fully prepared, often used in the context of events, rehearsals, or military attire.

  1. Formal attireB2formal

    Suitable for formal occasions, typically involving elaborate or ceremonial clothing.

    fren grande tenue

    • The ambassador attended the gala in full-dress uniform.
    • The wedding required full-dress attire for all guests.
    • He wore a full-dress suit to the royal banquet.

    Synonymesceremonialdressyformalgalastate

    Antonymescasualinformalundress

  2. Formal occasionB2formal

    Describing an event that requires formal clothing.

    fren grande tenue

    • The full-dress dinner was held at the palace.
    • It was a full-dress ceremony with all the dignitaries present.
    • The full-dress ball was the highlight of the social season.

    Synonymesblack-tieceremonialdressyformalgalastate

    Antonymescasualinformalundress

  3. Complete or thoroughC1formal

    Including all necessary elements; comprehensive and detailed.

    frcomplet, approfondi

    • The committee conducted a full-dress review of the policy.
    • They performed a full-dress rehearsal before the opening night.
    • The report was a full-dress analysis of the economic situation.

    Synonymesall-inclusivecompletecomprehensivedetailedexhaustivefull-scalerigorousthorough

    Antonymesabridgedincompletepartialsketchysuperficial

Formes
  • more full-dress comparative form
  • most full-dress superlative form