Vestidas (en. Dressed)

/besˈtiðas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Wearing a garment.

The girls were dressed for the party.

Las chicas estaban vestidas para la fiesta.

Covered with appropriate clothing for an occasion.

She was dressed in white for the ceremony.

Estaba vestida de blanco para la ceremonia.

Refers to the characteristics of a dress or suit.

The women at the event were all dressed elegantly.

Las mujeres en el evento estaban todas vestidas elegantemente.

From the verb 'to dress', which comes from the Latin 'vestīre', meaning 'to cover with clothing'.

dressed in formal wear

Dressed elegantly for a formal event.

vestidas de gala

dressed in white

Wearing white clothing, commonly for ceremonies.

vestidas de blanco

to be well dressed

To be elegantly dressed for an occasion.

estar bien vestidas

to dress

Action of putting clothes on someone or oneself.

vestir

suit

Set of garments that form an outfit.

traje

fashion

Style or trend in the way of dressing.

moda

To be 'dressed up' or 'presentable'.

She is always dressed to impress.

Ella siempre está vestida para impresionar.

To dress 'fashionably' or following trends.

Today she decided to dress in the latest fashion.

Hoy decidió vestirse al último grito de la moda.