Vêtus (en. Dressed)
[vɛ.ty]
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
adjective
Refers to people who wear clothing.
The children were all dressed in warm coats.
Les enfants étaient tous vêtus de manteaux chauds.
Indicates a way of being related to clothing.
She is always dressed elegantly.
Elle est toujours vêtue de manière élégante.
Can denote a particular appearance or outfit.
At the party, he was dressed in a suit.
Lors de la soirée, il était vêtu d'un costume.
Etymology
From the verb 'to dress', coming from the Latin 'vestire' which means 'to clothe'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to be dressed in
wearing a certain type of clothing.
être vêtu de
to dress oneself
to get dressed.
se vêtir
dressed like a bum
poorly dressed, in worn-out clothes.
vêtu comme un clochard
Related Words
clothing
An article of clothing.
vêtement
outfit
A specific clothing outfit.
habit
attire
The set of clothes worn.
tenue
Slang Meanings
Dressed fashionably.
He is always very 'dressed' when he goes out.
Il est toujours très 'vêtu' quand il sort.
Wearing a casual style.
Today, I'm going to be 'dressed' chill.
Aujourd'hui, je vais être 'vêtu' chill.