Gussied Meaning in English

word · lemma: gussy

US

ˈɡəsid

GUH-seed

UK

ɡˈʌsɪd

GUS-id

التعريف

'Gussied' is the past form of 'gussy up,' meaning to dress or decorate yourself or something in a fancy or showy way.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mainly informal and mostly used in American English as 'gussied up.' Often means dressed more fancy than usual, sometimes in a humorously exaggerated or critical way. Best with clothes or appearance, rarely used for places or things.

• Spanish: arreglado - acicalado
• Portuguese (BR): enfeitado - arrumado
• Portuguese (PT): enfeitado - arranjado
• Chinese (Simplified): 打扮得很漂亮
• Chinese (Traditional): 打扮得很漂亮
• Hindi: सजाया हुआ
• Arabic: متأنق - متزخرف
• Bengali: সাজানো - পরিপাটি করা
• Russian: прихорашенный - разукрашенный
• Japanese: 着飾った
• Vietnamese: chưng diện - trang hoàng
• Korean: 치장한 - 멋을 낸
• Turkish: süslendi - şıklaştı
• Urdu: بن سنورنا - سجایا گیا
• Indonesian: berdandan - dipercantik

جمل نموذجية

She gussied herself up for the party.

basic

The car was gussied up with ribbons.

basic

He gussied up for his job interview.

basic

Wow, you sure got gussied up tonight!

natural

The whole place was gussied up for the holidays.

natural

He never gets gussied up unless it’s a really special event.

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