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Vestir-se

Vestir-se means to get dressed. The present tense is irregular in the first person, giving visto-me rather than vesto-me. Drop the pronoun and vestir takes an object, as in visto um casaco, meaning I put on a coat.

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Examples in context

Visto-me rapidamente para o trabalho.

I get dressed quickly for work.

O menino já se veste sozinho.

The boy already gets dressed by himself.

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