Dress ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Dress ( verb )

1. To put on clothing or other attire.
2. To put on formal wear or a uniform.
3. To prepare oneself for a particular occasion or activity.
4. To put on makeup or jewelry.
5. To apply a bandage or dressing to a wound.

Origin:

The word dress comes from the old english word "dresan" which means to prepare or make ready. this word was used to refer to the act of putting on clothing or other attire.

Examples:

1. She dressed for the party.
2. He dressed in a suit.
3. They dressed in their uniforms.
4. She dressed her hair.
5. He dressed the wound.

(As a noun)

Dress ( noun )

1. To put on clothing or other attire.
2. To put on formal wear or a uniform.
3. To prepare oneself for a particular occasion or activity.
4. To put on makeup or jewelry.
5. To apply a bandage or dressing to a wound.

Origin:

The word dress comes from the old english word "dresan" which means to prepare or make ready. this word was used to refer to the act of putting on clothing or other attire.

Examples:

1. She dressed for the party.
2. He dressed in a suit.
3. They dressed in their uniforms.
4. She dressed her hair.
5. He dressed the wound.