s'habillait

was getting dressed

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was getting dressed Imperfect tense, third-person singular, of the reflexive verb s'habiller. Depending on context, it can also mean “used to get dressed” or “was dressing.” “S'habiller en femme” means “to dress as a woman,” and “s'habiller à la mode” means “to dress fashionably.”
FR: Elle s'habillait.
EN: She was getting dressed.

Un qui s'habillait mieux.

Someone who dressed better.

— F1® Le Film (2025)

Il s'habillait en femme.

He dressed as a woman.

James s'habillait à la mode.

James dressed fashionably.

Elle s'habillait.

She was getting dressed.

Pourquoi s'habillait-il en femme?

Why was he dressing like a woman?

— Psychose (1960)

Tom s'habillait.

Tom was getting dressed.