How to pronounce “dressed up” in English

dressed up with a you know a tie and carried a briefcase to class every day all those people are finding that their

Somebody dressed up in a lab coat, who could probably just work at the Macy's Lancome counter too,

had dressed up as Victoria at Disneyland.

They dressed up.

catastrophizing is is dressed up fundraising.

And I was completely dressed up, having been to some obligatory evening where I had been giving a speech

She's dressed up.

And they all come dressed up in their suits.

for you to get dressed up, it's probably already stressful and challenging.

I'm dressed up like a monkey or an elephant, I'm flying through the air, doing other things-- where this is completely different.

And I was completely dressed up, having been to some obligatory evening, where I had been giving a speech or doing something.

Here she is all dressed up, hill walking in Cumbria to see if they could survive on wartime rations.

to get dressed up to work in there, and we never really felt that comfortable going to eat there.

This is Annie Kenny dressed up to lead a procession.

You are just dressed up casually, but somebody is actually calling you a terrorist or a towel head or a rag head for that matter.

He's dressed up as an Asian person.

from oligarchs and tyrants dressed up as a get rich quick scheme.

No one else was dressed up.

So he dressed up in a diaphanous shirt, stripy leggings, and went into battle with a single bee named Michael

Then We dressed up as Kouji Kikawa and did a Complex

I'm a pianist dressed up as an accordion player.

So I got all dressed up.

She's not dressed up.

And he dressed up like an astronaut, and that gave me a great idea, I thought, for a book called "Planet Kindergarten."

You could have dressed up.

There's two dudes dressed up like you guys painting a mural in Brooklyn for the album.

80% of them are dressed up in some crazy costume and they are in a San Diego summer walking around with incredible stuff on them, must make them feel like it's 200 degrees, but

Appreciate you guys gettin' dressed up.

the author gets all dressed up in the tuxedo and gets ready and does his hair all perfect and then nothing happens."

They're getting dressed up because they want to kind of show off.

Brian Fitzpatrick: But you dressed up Axlerod all the time.

Easter day all dressed up.

We're dressed up in chef jackets because we're getting our picture taken because of our contribution the increase of tourism in New York City.

And then I saw a chimpanzee dressed up in clothes on a cereal packet.

The teachers and the chaperones were dressed up as priests, as if they were the priests of the mission, which

Was it your idea to be dressed up as a scholarly, nerdy guy in the video and make it really quirky?

like this uh they're dressed up this is is concept of the of the tuxedo um and generally they're wearing just shorts

He didn't need to get dressed up.

And I like to get dressed up.

But you could serve it for more dressed up dessert, again layered in a small glass.

for lunch with a rig dressed up in like the stunt rig that looked like he had a pole sticking through his body attached

this country that is kind of dressed up as religious--as a religious belief.

seems like you know common sense dressed up in kind of pseudo formalism it

I admit I did get kinda dressed up.

As a child, he dressed up as the Hollywood starlets he adored — an activity his father punished him for.

I feel like I need to get a little more dressed up.

And can it be sort of like when you see people dressed up for Halloween and you say, look, they're dressed up

So a bunch of Greenpeace people showed up in our restaurants dressed up as chickens and campaigning against us.

So it had always effectively been a nonprofit dressed up as a company.