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Does anybody explain “out of my dress”????
4 feb. 2021 14:08
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(Without knowing the context)
When you wear a dress you are in it. To get out of your dress is to remove it, or undress.
Example: "I'm going to get out of these wet clothes, and change into something else" means: I will remove these clothes, and put on others.
Also you should say "Can anybody explain..."
4 februari 2021
Where did you see this expression?
Out of my dress doesn’t mean anything on it’s own really.
“I got out of my dress” would mean I took off the dress as I was wearing
4 februari 2021
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Su Latb
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Burmees, Engels
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