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vestire

to dress (someone), to dress (oneself)

v e s ˈt i . r e
vest to dress (someone), to dress (oneself) + ire Infinitive
verb Rare #23,398
to dress (someone), to dress (oneself) Often used with a direct object (e.g., vestire un bambino = dress a child). When used reflexively (vestirsi), it means “to get dressed,” but that is a different form from the exact word requested.
IT: Devo vestire i bambini prima di uscire.
EN: I have to dress the children before going out.
Conjugation of vestire
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second — vestiti
Past
vestito
SingularPlural
Second vestirti —
vestirmivestirsivestire
Present
vestendo
Indicative imperfect
SingularPlural
Third vestiva —
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First vesto —
Second — vestite
Third veste vestono

A me piace vestire di rosso.

I like to dress in red.

E come mi dovrei vestire?

And how should I dress?

— Angeli perduti (1995)

Dan ha finito di vestire sua figlia, Linda.

Dan finished dressing his daughter, Linda.

Perché mi devo vestire elegante?

Why do I have to dress up?

Mi devo vestire adesso.

I have to get dressed now.

E vestire me da fottuto Schiaccianoci!

And dress me up as the fucking Nutcracker!

— No Other Choice - Non c'è altra scelta (2025)

Però con un marito e tanti figli da preparare, da vestire.

But with a husband and many children to prepare, to dress.

— Una giornata particolare (1977)

Dan finì di vestire sua figlia, Linda.

Dan finished dressing his daughter, Linda.

E vestire bene!

And dressing well!

— La sfida del samurai (1961)

Fammi vestire.

Let me get dressed.

— I guardiani della notte (2004)

Adesso se non ti dispiace, mi devo vestire!

Now if you don't mind, I have to get dressed!

— Una luce dal passato (2004)

Qui dovete vestire in modo appropriato.

Here you have to dress appropriately.

— La tigre e il dragone (2000)

Sounds similar to

gestire d͡ʒ e s ˈt i . r e