tog

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to clothe or dress, especially in a particular manner.

ruУстаревший глагол, означающий одевать или облачать, особенно определённым образом.esVerbo anticuado que significa vestir o ataviar, especialmente de una manera particular.frVerbe vieilli ou rare signifiant habiller, vêtir ou parer quelqu'un, en particulier d'une manière particulière ou cérémonieuse.deVeralteter englischer Verb, der bedeutet, jemanden anzukleiden oder auszustaffieren, oft in einer bestimmten Weise.ptVerbo antigo que significa vestir ou trajar, especialmente de uma maneira determinada.zh古旧动词，意为给某人穿衣或打扮，尤指以特定方式穿戴。arفعل قديم يعني إلباس أو كسا، ولا سيما بطريقة معينة.

1. Dress or clothe B2 informal british

   To provide someone with clothes or to put clothes on oneself or another person.

   • She togged herself up in a warm coat before going outside.
   • The children were togged in their school uniforms.
   • He togged himself in his finest suit for the wedding.

   ruОдетьesVestir o ataviarfrHabiller, vêtirdeAnziehenptVestirzh穿衣arألبس

   Synonymes: apparelarrayattireclothedressgarbhabitoutfitrobe

   Antonymes: disrobestripundress

• togged past participle
• togged past simple
• togging present participle
• togs third person singular

Variantes phrasal: tog outtog up