English–Spanish
“dress up” in Spanish
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/disfɾaˈθaɾ/
Example
Ella se disfrazó de vampiro.
She dressed up as a vampire.
How to say “dress up” in Spanish
“Dress up” in Spanish is disfrazar.
Costumed person hiding original identity.
Example sentences with disfrazar
Para ocultar el escándalo, intentaron disfrazar los hechos.
To hide the scandal, they tried to disguise the facts.
Tips for using disfrazar
- Disfrazar implies deliberate disguise or concealment, whereas vestir refers to ordinary dressing or clothing.