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Ropa y Moda - Verbs Relating to Clothing

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés relacionados con la ropa como "ahuecar", "abrochar" y "vestir".

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Words Related to Clothes and Fashion
to coordinate

to match and combine well together

coordinar, combinar

coordinar, combinar

Ex: Her shoes coordinate perfectly with her dress, creating a stylish look. 
to zip
to zip
[Verbo]

to securely close a piece of clothing, a bag etc. by pulling up a sliding fastener

cerrar la cremallera de, subir la cremallera de

cerrar la cremallera de, subir la cremallera de

Ex: Before heading out, he will zip his backpack to keep his belongings secure. 
to wear
to wear
[Verbo]

to have something such as clothes, shoes, etc. on your body

llevar

llevar

Ex: She decided to wear a beautiful dress to the party. 
to button
to button
[Verbo]

to close and secure clothing by attaching the parts that hold it together

abrochar, abotonar

abrochar, abotonar

Ex: She will button her coat before heading out into the cold weather to stay warm. 
to change
to change
[Verbo]

to put different clothes on

cambiar, mudar

cambiar, mudar

Ex: After getting wet in the rain, they went home to change into dry clothes. 
to clothe
to clothe
[Verbo]

to provide someone or ourselves with clothes; to dress someone or ourselves

vestir

vestir

Ex: As parents, it's our responsibility to clothe our children in warm jackets and hats for the cold weather. 
to dress
to dress
[Verbo]

to put clothes on oneself

vestirse

vestirse

Ex: He dressed quickly in a suit and tie for the formal event. 
to fasten
to fasten
[Verbo]

to bring two parts of something together

sujetar, atar

sujetar, atar

Ex: He couldn't figure out how to fasten the buttons on his shirt with his cold fingers. 
to fit
to fit
[Verbo]

to be of the right size or shape for someone

quedar

quedar

Ex: Can you try on these shoes to see if they fit? 
to flare
to flare
[Verbo]

to become wider at one end or toward the bottom

ensancharse

ensancharse

Ex: The bell-bottom trousers flared at the bottom, creating a fashionable and retro look. 
to match
to match
[Verbo]

to have the same pattern, color, etc. with something else that makes a good combination

combinar con

combinar con

Ex: She bought shoes that perfectly matched her handbag, completing her outfit. 
to overdress

to wear clothes that are too formal or elaborate for an occasion

vestirse con demasiada elegancia

vestirse con demasiada elegancia

to strip
to strip
[Verbo]

to remove one's own clothes

desvestir, desnudar

desvestir, desnudar

Ex: Feeling the warmth of the sun, she decided to strip and enjoy the beach in her swimsuit. 
to take off

to remove a piece of clothing or accessory from your or another's body

quitarse

quitarse

Ex: After a long day at work, I like to take off my high heels. 
to take
to take
[Verbo]

to wear a particular size of clothes, shoes, or any complementary article

usar

usar

Ex: Do you know what size pants I usually take? 
to throw on

to put on a piece of clothing hastily and without care

echarse encima, ponerse

echarse encima, ponerse

Ex: I'll just throw a jacket on before we leave. 
to try on
to try on
[Verbo]

to put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits and how it looks

probarse

probarse

Ex: Can I try these sunglasses on to see how they look on me? 
to unbutton

to open the buttons of a piece of clothing

desabrochar

desabrochar

to underdress

to put on clothes that are not formal or elaborate enough for an occasion

no vestirse de forma apropiada, vestirse sin la debida elegancia

no vestirse de forma apropiada, vestirse sin la debida elegancia

to undress
to undress
[Verbo]

to take one's clothes off

desnudarse

desnudarse

Ex: After a long day at work, she undressed and changed into comfortable loungewear. 
to unfasten

to undo or untie; to make something become loose or open

desatar

desatar

to untie
to untie
[Verbo]

to separate the parts of a lace, string, etc. that form a knot

desatar, deshacer

desatar, deshacer

to unzip
to unzip
[Verbo]

to separate the two sides of a zipper on a piece of clothing or other item by pulling the slider or tab down

bajar la cremallera, abrir la cremallera

bajar la cremallera, abrir la cremallera

Ex: He unzipped his jacket before sitting down. 
to style
to style
[Verbo]

to design, arrange, or present something in a particular way

estilizar, diseñar

estilizar, diseñar

Ex: The fashion designer wanted to style the runway show with a mix of bold colors and elegant silhouettes. 
to remove
to remove
[Verbo]

to take off an item of clothing, glasses, etc.

quitarse

quitarse

Ex: She removed her coat and hung it on the rack by the door. 
to zip up
to zip up
[Verbo]

to fasten a piece of clothing, etc. with a zipper

abrochar

abrochar

Ex: The sleeping bag was cozy and comfortable when completely zipped up. 
to tailor-make

to make or adapt something specifically to fit an individual's needs or requirements, especially in relation to clothing or other bespoke items

hacer a medida, adaptar a medida

hacer a medida, adaptar a medida

to [get] dressed

to put on one's clothes

Ex: Every morning, I get dressed in my business attire before heading to the office. 
to pull on
to pull on
[Verbo]

to wear a garment by pulling it over one's body without fastening it

ponerse, colocarse

ponerse, colocarse

Ex: Feeling cold, she pulled on a cozy sweater. 
to pull off

to remove something, such as clothing or a covering, by pulling it away

quitar, sacarse

quitar, sacarse

Ex: It was hot outside, so he pulled his jacket off. 
to do up
to do up
[Verbo]

to make oneself look neat or stylish, especially by dressing up or putting on makeup

arreglarse, emperifollarse

arreglarse, emperifollarse

Ex: She took extra time to do herself up for the special occasion, choosing an elegant dress and coordinating accessories. 
to dress down

to dress in a more casual or informal manner than usual, often for a specific occasion or to conform to a dress code

vestirse de manera informal, ponerse ropa casual

vestirse de manera informal, ponerse ropa casual

Ex: On Fridays, we are allowed to dress down at the office. 
to dress up

to wear formal clothes for a special occasion or event

ponerse elegante, vestirse de etiqueta

ponerse elegante, vestirse de etiqueta

Ex: They decided to dress up for the elegant gala, donning evening gowns and tuxedos. 
to have on
to have on
[Verbo]

to be wearing an item of clothing or accessory

llevar puesto, tener puesto

llevar puesto, tener puesto

Ex: She had her new dress on for the party. 
to slip on
to slip on
[Verbo]

to put on a piece of clothing or footwear quickly and easily, often without fastening or tying it

ponerse, calzarse rápidamente

ponerse, calzarse rápidamente

Ex: She slipped on her shoes and ran outside. 
to suit
to suit
[Verbo]

(of clothes, a color, hairstyle, etc.) to look good on someone

convenir, venir bien a, sentar bien a

convenir, venir bien a, sentar bien a

Ex: The bold red dress really suits her and complements her skin tone. 
to tog out
to tog out
[Verbo]

to dress up or to put on clothes for a particular occasion

vestirse, ponerse elegante

vestirse, ponerse elegante

to unbuckle

to open or release a buckle or fastening from a belt, shoe, or other item of clothing

desabrochar, soltar

desabrochar, soltar

to garment
to garment
[Verbo]

to clothe someone

vestir, ataviar

vestir, ataviar

Ex: She was garmented in traditional attire for the festival. 
to apparel
to apparel
[Verbo]

to dress someone, or to supply with clothing

vestir, ataviar

vestir, ataviar

Ex: The store appareled the models in the latest fashion. 
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