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| travesty; change someone’s clothes; disguise; change (ся; sometimes with into; to remove (clothes etc.) and replace them by clean or different ones • I'm just going to change (my shirt); I'll change into an old pair of trousers); change someone's clothes; dress up (as, in) | |||
| reapparel | |||
| change one's clothes (impf of переодеть) | |||
| disguise as/in (impf of переодеть); dress up as/in (impf of переодеть); change someone's clothes (impf of переодеть) | |||
| shift; change someone's clothes (одевать в другую одежду; кого-либо); disguise someoneas (с целью маскарада, маскировки; кого-либо); to reclothe | |||
| change (an article of clothing); dress someone up (with instr. or в + arc., as); disguise (as); change clothes | |||
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| change (MichaelBurov); disguise; ring the changes; ring the change; get changed (bookworm); change one's clothes (ART Vancouver); disguise oneself as; disguise oneself in; change someone's clothes; disguise oneself (as); dress up (as); suit up (в спортивную одежду или спецодежду; to put on a uniform or special clothes, especially for playing a sport • The astronauts suited up and took their first walk in space; Young will suit up for tonight's game against the Pittsburgh Penguins Taras); change (к обеду; ужину MichaelBurov); change (к обеду; к ужину MichaelBurov); change clothes | |||
| change one's clothes (impf of переодеться); disguise oneself as/in (impf of переодеться); dress up as (impf of переодеться) | |||
| change one's clothes (надевать на себя другую одежду); dress up | |||
| ring the changes (что-либо) | |||
| shift | |||
| change dress; change (dress) | |||
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