Rig out Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɹɪɡ/ /ˈaʊt

RIG-owt

UK

ɹˈɪɡ/ /ˈaʊt

rig-OWT

परिभाषा

To dress someone or yourself in special or unusual clothes, usually for an occasion or purpose.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Mainly informal and British. Commonly used when talking about dressing up for costumes, ceremonies, or for protection (like workwear). Typical collocation: 'rigged out in'. Not often used in American English.

• Spanish: vestir - equipar (ropa especial)
• Portuguese (BR): equipar - vestir (roupa especial)
• Portuguese (PT): equipar - vestir (roupa especial)
• Chinese (Simplified): 打扮 - 穿上（特殊服装）
• Chinese (Traditional): 打扮 - 穿上（特殊服裝）
• Hindi: बिल्कुल तैयार करना (खास कपड़े पहनाना)
• Arabic: يجهز - يلبس (ملابس خاصة)
• Bengali: সাজানো - বিশেষ পোশাকে পরানো
• Russian: наряжать - одеть (особая одежда)
• Japanese: 着飾る - 特別な服を着せる
• Vietnamese: trang bị - mặc (trang phục đặc biệt)
• Korean: 차려입히다 - 특별한 옷을 입히다
• Turkish: giydirmek - donatmak (özel kıyafet)
• Urdu: تیار کرنا - خاص لباس پہنانا
• Indonesian: mendandani - mengenakan (pakaian khusus)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The children were rigged out in pirate costumes for the party.

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She was rigged out in a beautiful wedding dress.

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The soldiers were rigged out with new protective gear.

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He got rigged out in a crazy costume for the fancy dress contest.

natural

Everyone at the festival was rigged out in bright, colorful clothes.

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We were all rigged out in raincoats before heading outside.

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