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/besˈtiðo/
Translation
dress; dressed
Word origin
The past participle of vestir ('to dress'), used as a noun, from Latin vestire ('to clothe'), from vestis ('garment, clothing').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- vestire
- English cognates
- vest, vestment, invest
Grammar
Examples
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I am wearing the red dress you bought me for your sister's wedding.
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He was dressed very elegantly for a weekday.
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The wedding dress was white and very elegant.
regalaron .
They gave her a silk dress for her birthday.
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She tried on several dresses before choosing one.
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