If you mean dressing for salad, this is tough. In Mexico, people just put oil on salad. They say aceite de ensalada for the stuff they put on salad, but that just means salad oil. If the oil has vinegar in it, they'll call it vinagreta (vinagrette for us in the US). When they come to the US and they encounter French, Russian, Ranch, Thousand Island, Creamy Italian and all that other stuff, they freak out and don't know what to call it so they just say dressing, as in Quieres dressing en tu ensalada? (Do you want dressing on your salad) or Quieres que te ponga de esto en tu ensalada? (Do you want me to put some of this on your salad?)
Aliño de ensalada - salad dressingAderezo para ensalada - salad dressing
dressing-gown, woman's frock
Mexican/Spanish guys who think they're cool dressing like gangsters.
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More context, please! (Architectural? domestic? furnishing? culinary? etc.)
Quisiera una ensalada con aliño de queso azul
The Spanish word “tocador” can have a few meanings in English depending on context. In Texas Spanish / Mexican Spanish, the most common meanings are: 1️⃣ Dressing Table / Vanity Most common meaning. Tocador → Dressing table / Vanity table Example: El tocador está en el cuarto. The dressing table is in the bedroom. It usually refers to a table with a mirror where someone gets ready (makeup, hair, etc.). 2️⃣ Bathroom / Restroom (Regional use) In some regional Spanish, especially older usage, tocador can refer to a restroom. Example: ¿Dónde está el tocador? Where is the restroom? 3️⃣ Makeup / Cosmetics Area Sometimes it refers to the place where someone keeps makeup or grooming items. ✅ Most common translation: Tocador = Dressing table / Vanity
The dressing on the plate looked wonderful. She was dressing appropriately for the occasion.
Catalina dressing or French dressing
Nothing. They are the same. Catalina dressing is named for the Catalina Islands in California. California french dressing is Catalina dressing.
French dressing is a vinaigrette dressing.
The dressing is what covers the wound. The bandage holds the dressing in place.