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1 kleiden
- {to become (became,become) trở nên, trở thành, vừa, hợp, thích hợp, xứng - {to clothe (clothed,clothed/clad,clad) mặc quần áo cho, phủ, che phủ - {to dress} mặc, ăn mặc, băng bó, đắp thuốc, sửa lại hàng ngũ cho thẳng hàng, treo cờ xí, bày biện, sắm quần áo, đẽo gọt, mài giũa, mài nhẵn, hồ, thuộc, chải, vấn, sửa tỉa, xén, sửa soạn, nêm đồ gia vị - nấu, xới, làm, bón phân, mặc quần áo, mặc lễ phục, xếp thẳng hàng - {to endue} khoác &), động tính từ quá khứ) cho, phú cho - {to garb} - {to habit} ở, cư trú tại - {to invest} đầu tư, trao cho, dành cho, khoác cho, mặc cho, truyền cho, làm lễ nhậm chức cho, bao vây, phong toả, đầu tư vốn - {to rig} trang bị cho tàu thuyền, lắp ráp, dựng lên, được trãng bị những thứ cần thiết, lừa đảo, gian lận - {to suit} làm cho phù hợp, quen, đủ điều kiện, thoả mãn, đáp ứng nhu cầu của, phù hợp với quyền lợi của, hợp với, thích hợp với, tiện = kleiden [in] {to garment [in]}+ = neu kleiden {to redress}+ = sich modisch kleiden {to wear fashionable clothes}+
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