verb

dress

to dress, to put on clothes, to dress a salad

He dresses quickly in the morning.

He dresses quickly in the morning.

She dressed the child in a warm coat.

She dressed the child in a warm coat.

Please dress the salad with oil and vinegar.

Please dress the salad with oil and vinegar.

(no object) to put on clothes He dresses quickly in the morning.

((sb.)) ((in sth.)) to put clothes on (sb.) She dressed the child in a warm coat.

((sth.)) ((with sth.)) to add a dressing to (sth.) Please dress the salad with oil and vinegar.

Synonyms: clothe, attire, garb; Antonyms: undress, disrobe

From Old French 'dresser' meaning 'to arrange, set up'.

Think of 'arranging' your clothes on your body. Similarly, you 'arrange' or prepare a salad by adding dressing.

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