急いで着物を着るの英語

I dressed myself in haste.

I will go out in different clothes.

to unsew a garment

He is （dressed） in fine clothes―finely dressed.

to change one's clothes

to wear one's clothes nattily―adapt oneself to one's clothes

to strip off one's clothes―strip one of one's clothes

I hurried my clothes on.

a person wearing a kimono

to wear one gown over the other―wear two gowns one over the other―wear three gowns one over another

On with your clothes!

to rinse clothes

to wear one's gown with uneven skirts

to rinse clothes

He is in rags―clad in rags.

the clothes I am wearing―the clothes I have on―the clothes on my back―the clothes I stand up in

to warm one's clothes at fire―over the fire―before the fire

The clothes are reduced to rags.

to put on one's clothes―get into one's clothes―dress oneself

I was stript of my clothes.

spare clothes―Sunday clothes―one's best

to fold up one's clothes

one's best clothes―one's Sunday clothes―one's Sunday best

I can put on a kimono.

I jumped out of bed, and dressed myself in a hurry.

to tear one's clothes

clothes that have been worn-out

to spatter one's clothes （with mud）―bespatter one's clothes （with mud）

It's been a while since I wore a kimono.

the action of changing a person's clothes