dress+down
11dress down — UK US dress down Phrasal Verb with dress({{}}/dres/ verb ► WORKPLACE to wear more informal clothes to work than you usually do: »Staff have been told that they can dress down on Fridays …
12dress down — I. (See a dressing down II. dress in casual clothes, dress informally It s a library party, so dress down. Wear something casual …
13dress-down — adj. of or relating to dress that is informal or less formal than would be expected his genius for causal, dress down clothes | at his company, dress down day lasts all week …
14dress\ down — • call down • dress down v informal To scold. Jim was called down by his teacher for being late to class. Mother called Bob down for walking into the kitchen with muddy boots. Compare: call on the carpet, chew out, bawl out, read the riot act …
15dress down — to wear informal clothes. I dress down if I know I m just going to be moving boxes of documents at work. Usage notes: often said about wearing informal clothes at work …
16dress-down Friday — dress down Fridays N COUNT In some companies employees are allowed to wear clothes that are less smart than usual on a Friday. This day is known as a dress down Friday. [BUSINESS] But is it really feasible to don sportswear to the office without… …
17dress-down Friday — UK US noun [C] (also casual Friday) WORKPLACE ► in some organizations, a day when employees can wear more informal clothes: »In the US, where dress down Fridays have been common for years, bosses noted that productivity rose with the relaxed… …
18dress down — dress (someone) down to tell someone angrily what they have done wrong. She dressed him down in front of a large group of his co workers. He dresses down players on their performance in the games …
19dress down — dress informally. → dress …
20dress-down day — ˈ ̷ ̷ ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: dress (I) + down (IV) : a day during which employees are allowed to wear casual attire at work * * * dress down day UK US noun [countable] [singular dr …
