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ataviado
dressed up
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Dressed up or decked out, usually in a particular outfit
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Ataviado means dressed up and is ataviar0 turned into an adjective, someone who has been dressed up.
ataviado
dressed up, decked out
Done up for an occasion, in fancy or formal attire rather than everyday clothes.
Los invitados llegaron muy ataviados a la bodaThe guests arrived at the wedding all dressed up
Bailaban ataviados para la fiesta del puebloThey danced, decked out for the town festival
dressed in, wearing (used with con or de)
Wearing a particular outfit. The con or de names the attire the person has been put into.
Llegó ataviado con un traje oscuroHe arrived dressed in a dark suit
La niña iba ataviada de bailarinaThe girl was wearing a dancer's outfit