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dressing in Swedish

dressing in Swedish is dressing, påklädnad, påklädning — dressing means a sauce added to a salad or dish, often oil-based.

dressing in Swedish

dressing
noun
(cooking) A sauce, especially a cold one for salads.
påklädnad
noun
The activity of getting dressed.
påklädning
noun
The activity of getting dressed.

What does "dressing" mean?

  1. noun A sauce added to a salad or dish, often oil-based.
    "Do you want oil and vinegar dressing on your side salad?"
  2. noun A protective covering or bandage applied to a wound.
    "Keep the dressing dry until the doctor checks the wound next week."
  3. noun The act of getting dressed, or the clothes and accessories someone wears.
    "Dressing the twins in the morning is a noisy job for their father."
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dressing in a sentence

  • Do you want oil and vinegar dressing on your side salad?
  • I made a creamy dressing with yoghurt, garlic and herbs.
  • Keep the dressing dry until the doctor checks the wound next week.
  • She put a clean dressing on her grazed knee after the fall.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "dressing" in Swedish?
"dressing" in Swedish is dressing, påklädnad, påklädning. dressing means: A sauce added to a salad or dish, often oil-based.
How do you use "dressing" in a sentence?
Example: "Do you want oil and vinegar dressing on your side salad?" In Swedish, "dressing" is dressing, påklädnad, påklädning.
Are there other ways to say "dressing" in Swedish?
Yes — Swedish has 3 translations listed for "dressing": dressing, påklädnad, påklädning.
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