Clothes

Question 1

Throw on sth

Answer 1

to put on a piece of clothing quickly:
I just threw on my blouse and skirt and rushed out.

Question 2

Dress up (as)

Answer 2

1/ to put on formal clothes for a special occasion:
You don’t need to dress up to go to the mall - jeans and a T-shirt are fine.

2/ to put on special clothes in order to change your appearance:
dress up as He dressed up as a cowboy for the party.

Question 3

Wrap up

Answer 3

1/ to dress in warm clothes, or to dress someone in warm clothes:
Wrap up well - it’s cold outside.
Make sure to wrap up warmly
2/ to cover or surround something in paper, cloth, or other material:
Have you wrapped up Jenny’s present yet?
3/ to complete something successfully:
That just about wraps it up for today.

Question 4

Grow into someone/sth

Answer 4

1/ to develop into a particular type of person or thing:
He’s grown into a fine, responsible young man.
2/ If children grow into clothes, they gradually become big enough to wear them.

Question 5

Button up

Answer 5

to fasten something, usually a piece of clothing, using buttons :
Button up your coat, it’s cold outside.

Question 6

Take in # let out

Answer 6

to make clothes smaller/larger by adjusting the seams

Question 7

Zip up

Answer 7

To close clothes using a zipper

Question 8

Come off

Answer 8

To detach or fall off sth by mistake
One of her shoes came off

Question 9

Come out (of)

Answer 9

To emerge or appear from somewhere
Did the red wine stain come out?

Question 10

Do up

Answer 10

to fasten or zip sth like clothes
Make sure that you do up your seatbelt

Question 11

Go with

Answer 11

If one thing goes with another, they suit each other or they look or taste good together:
This wine goes particularly well with seafood.
I’m not sure that those shoes really go with that dress.

Question 12

Tie up

Answer 12

to fasten or secure clothing with a string or belt
She asked him to tie up her shoelaces