dressy in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for dressy in the English»French Dictionary

dressy [Brit ˈdrɛsi, Am ˈdrɛsi] ADJ inf

dressy

habillé, élégant

dressy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dressy in the English»French Dictionary

dressy <-ier, -iest> [ˈdresi] ADJ

1. dressy (stylish):

dressy clothing

habillé(e)

2. dressy (formal):

dressy occasion

solennel(le)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The hot spot for women were athletic socks, while men focused on dressy socks.

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Now, women are eager to introduce variety back to their wardrobes and to distinguish between casual and dressy looks.

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Women wear long cocktail dresses or dressy evening separates.

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It works by night or by day, and can be casual or dressy.

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You can go dressy (a suit), business casual (pants or nice jeans and a button-up shirt) or very casual (plain jeans and a tee).

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It just seems you can wear them anywhere -- you can make them look dressy.

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With the festival-party-wedding season coming, the collection is dressy.

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No, not really, unless it's more of a dressy caftan and you are by a pool or the sea.

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Bow ties are even regarded, arguably, as more formal or dressy than neckties, especially when worn with suits.

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As they became more popular, some people started wearing them for more dressy or formal occasions.

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