disfrazado
“disfrazado” means “dressed up” in Spanish (wearing a costume for fun).
dressed up, disguised
Also: hidden
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El niño está disfrazado de superhéroe.
A1The boy is dressed up as a superhero.
Ella fue a la fiesta disfrazada de pirata.
A2She went to the party dressed up as a pirate.
Sus palabras eran un insulto disfrazado de broma.
B2His words were an insult disguised as a joke.
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How would a woman say 'I am dressed up'?
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From the Spanish verb 'disfrazar,' which comes from the combination of 'dis-' (expressing reversal or intensity) and the old word 'farda' (clothing or gear).
First recorded: 16th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'disfrazado' only refer to people?
No, it can also refer to objects or feelings that are hidden or made to look like something else, such as a 'regalo disfrazado' (a gift disguised as something else).
What is the difference between 'vestido' and 'disfrazado'?
'Vestido' just means 'dressed' in normal clothes. 'Disfrazado' specifically implies a costume or a disguise intended to change your appearance.
Can I use 'disfrazado' for a group of girls?
Yes, but you must change it to 'disfrazadas' to match both the gender and the number.