Dress out
/drɛs aʊt/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To put on clothing, especially for a specific occasion or purpose, often implying formal or special attire.
- She had to dress out for the awards ceremony, so she wore her best gown.
- The guests were asked to dress out for the gala event.
- For his role in the performance, the actor had to dress out in a historical costume.
2. To change into specific attire for a particular activity, such as sports or theatrical performances.
- The team will dress out in their new uniforms for the big match.
- He forgot to dress out before heading into the gym for basketball practice.
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