Examples of using Dressing up in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Just dressing up.
Dressing up is not a crime.
I love dressing up.
Dressing up, going to a fancy restaurant.
You know what? I love dressing up.
You like dressing up like Santa?
To be honest, I don't feel like dressing up anymore.
Bates dressing up as his mother again?
An architectural skin capable of dressing up any space where it is used.
Dressing up, pretending to be someone you're not?
Not going. Not dressing up like an adult.
Dressing up in your clothes. Pretending I'm you.
You're planning on dressing up for your mom?
I love dressing up and becoming someone or something-else.
And Colby's idea of dressing up is a string tie.
Dressing up a Blythe doll gives her a wide variety of choices.
I never got Halloween. Dressing up and begging for candy.
Dressing up like a flying rat doesn't hide it, it screams it.
We see every day, in the media, role models dressing up in revealing clothing.
Uh, well… dressing up gets people's attention.
Now I am not talking about dressing nice, but dressing up as a pretend character.
You will be dressing up in a costume for a guy called Eddie.
Dressing up little girls for a special occasion or a formal event is quite a task.
Jews only began dressing up on Purim in the 16th century.
Dressing up like high-tech warriors… to play a futuristic version of cowboys and Indians.
And I only like dressing up kittens in little dog costumes.
Dressing up little girls for a particular occasion or an official event is a significant job.
I mean, he hated dressing up for Halloween, but he loved convincing other people.
Dressing up little girls for a distinctive occasion or an official event is a significant undertaking.
How I adore dressing up for those adorable little ghosts and goblins every year.
