Habille-toi = get dressed! (speaking to a child)
we say that we are dressed "à la dernière mode"
it means fully garnished, or all dressed == == *** It is a French term applied to food, pizza, subs etc. It is as indicated above, all dressed or the works.
Get dressed in Spanish is, ponerse la ropa.Ponerse la ropa conjugated is:I get dressed = me pongoYou get dressed = teponesHe gets dressed = se poneWe get dressed = nos ponemosYou all get dressed = OS poniesThey get dressed = se ponen
The French football team usually wears a blue T-shirt (with discreet white and red stripes), a white short and red socks. There are two alternative outfits used when the opposite team has similar colours (for instance Italy is dressed also in blue) : the first one is to be dressed all in white (t-shirt plus short and socks) or in rare instances with a red t-shirt, white short, red socks.
the sky??
"Then I get dressed" in French is "Ensuite, je m'habille."
"when do you get dressed?" is "quand est-ce que tu t'habilles ?" in French.
s'habiller
I got dressed > je me suis habillé / habilléeI get dressed > je m'habille
Je m'habille is 'I get dressed' in French.
pajama's
Je me suis habilléhabillé.habilléhabillé.
yes
She changed how women dressed.
Impeccablement habillé.
we say that we are dressed "à la dernière mode"
cap a pie (from the French)