dress-up russian
переоде́ться
to change one's clothes, to change (into other clothes)
to disguise oneself, to dress up (as somebody)
переодева́ться
to change one's clothes, to change (clothes), to get changed
to disguise oneself, to dress up (as someone)
равня́ться
to equal, to be equal to, to amount to
to compare oneself (with someone), to measure up to, to be a match for
to look up to (someone), to follow the example of, to model oneself on
to dress ranks, to line up evenly, to align oneself (in formation)
перевяза́ть
to bandage, to dress (a wound), to bind up
to tie up, to tie round, to cord up
to tie again, to re-tie, to knit again
наряжа́ться
to dress up, to get dressed up, to doll oneself up
to dress up as, to disguise oneself
разряди́ть
to discharge, to unload (a gun), to run down (a battery)
to ease, to defuse, to relieve (tension)
to dress up smartly, to deck out
переоде́ть
to change the clothes of, to change (someone) into, to dress (in fresh clothes)
to disguise, to dress up (as someone)
вы́рядиться
to dress up, to dress oneself up
разряди́ться
to run down, to go dead, to lose its charge
to ease, to be defused, to clear (of the atmosphere)
to discharge, to be discharged
to dress up, to get all dressed up
приоде́ться
to dress up, to get oneself up, to smarten oneself up
to put something on, to throw on some clothes, to get a bit more clothing on
to be lightly covered (with snow), to clothe itself (in snow)
разде́лать
to cut up, to dress (a carcass), to butcher, to fillet
to beat up, to thrash, to punish severely
to widen, to enlarge
разоде́ться
to dress up well
принаряди́ться
to smarten oneself up, to dress up a little, to get oneself a bit dressed up
разде́лывать
to cut up, to dress (a carcass), to fillet, to butcher
to give a beating, to punish, to tear to pieces
to grain, to finish (a surface)
to lay out, to clear (ground)
to enlarge, to widen
припра́вить
to season, to flavour, to dress (with a dressing), to spice up
to adjust, to fit, to match
перевя́зывать
to bandage, to dress (a wound), to bind up
to tie up, to tie round, to cord
to tie up again, to re-tie, to rebandage
to knit again, to re-knit, to crochet again
приоде́ть
to dress up, to smarten up
переодева́ть
to change (someone's) clothes, to get (someone) changed
to disguise, to dress (someone) up as
разряжа́ть
to unload (a weapon), to discharge (a battery)
to ease (tension), to defuse (a situation), to lighten (the mood)
to dress up smartly, to deck out
выра́вниваться
to line up, to dress, to improve, to become more equable
разряжа́ться
to run down, to go dead, to lose charge, to die (of a battery)
to be discharged, to discharge
to dress up, to get dressed up, to doll oneself up
ряди́ться
to dress up, to dress oneself up, to disguise oneself, to deck oneself out
to haggle, to bargain, to make a deal, to negotiate a price
ряди́ть
to dress up, to deck out, to dress (in), to get up (in finery)
to hire, to take on, to engage, to contract (workers)
to govern, to lay down the law, to ordain, to dispose
вы́рядить
to dress up, to deck out, to doll up
to stipulate, to bargain for
облачи́ть
to robe, to vest, to clothe
to dress up, to deck out, to rig out
обде́лывать
to finish, to work up, to dress, to trim
to manage, to pull off, to arrange, to wangle
упако́вываться
to pack, to pack one's things, to pack up
to be packed, to be wrapped, to go in (into packaging)
to shop, to stock up, to do one's shopping
to kit oneself out, to dress up smartly
обряди́ть
to dress up, to deck out, to get up, to trick out
to gut, to dress (a carcass), to clean (fish)
to tidy up, to put in order
разоде́ть
to dress up
ря́женный
mummery, fancy-dress, disguised, dressed up
выряжа́ться
to dress up, to deck out, to get oneself up
обряжа́ть
to dress up, to deck out, to attire, to trick out
to gut, to dress (a carcass), to clean (a fish or bird)
to tidy up, to put in order, to do the chores
подка́тка
rehearsal, run-through, warm-up, dress rehearsal
rolling in, rolling under, bringing under, fitting
принаряжа́ть
to dress up, to deck out
прифранти́ться
to dress up
костюмирова́ть
to dress, to dress up
расфранти́ться
to dress up
выряжа́ть
to dress up, to deck out, to rig out
выряжа́вшийся
who used to dress up, who was dressing up, having dressed up, decked out
принаря́живаться
to dress up a little, to get dressed up, to smarten oneself up
переряжа́ться
to disguise oneself, to dress up (in costume)
to change one's clothes, to change (into something else)
переряжа́ть
to disguise, to dress up, to change the clothes of
to mask, to cloak, to camouflage
наря́дик
little dress-up costume
cute outfit
Examples
Must we dress up?
Америка́нцы в це́лом не лю́бят наряжа́ться.
Americans, in general, don't like to dress up.
Мария попроси́ла Тома, чтобы он застегну́л ей мо́лнию на пла́тье.
Mary asked Tom to zip up her dress.
Помоги́ мне застегну́ть пла́тье.
Help me zip up my dress.
Мэри появи́лась в шко́ле в элега́нтном пла́тье.
Mary showed up at school wearing a nice dress.
Вы мо́жете застегну́ть мне пла́тье?
Can you zip up my dress?
Ты мо́жешь застегну́ть мне пла́тье?
Can you zip up my dress?
Дети переряжаются в костюмы животных.
The children dress up in animal costumes.
Она подшпиливает подол платья булавками.
She is pinning up the hem of the dress with pins.
Смявшая платье девочка расстроилась.
The girl who had crumpled her dress was upset.
Мы забрали платье, доглаживаемое портнихой.
We picked up the dress that was being finished by the seamstress.
Швея, нашпиливающая выкройку, торопилась закончить платье.
The seamstress, pinning up the pattern, was hurrying to finish the dress.
Каждое платье, перемериваемое покупательницей, аккуратно вешалось обратно.
Each dress tried on by the customer was carefully hung back up.
Дети принаряживаются перед новогодним утренником.
The children dress up before the New Year’s school celebration.



















