meaning of the word “dressing” in this paragraph?
Can you please tell me what exactly does "dressing" mean in this paragraph?
(it's from a book about management and leadership):
"the second way to see yourself as a leader is to stake indirectly
claims of leadership, such as sitting at the head of the table for a
meeting, mentioning your relationship with recognized leaders, or
dressing the part."
is it something like acting out the part or am I mistaken?
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Can you please tell me what exactly does "dressing" mean in this paragraph?
(it's from a book about management and leadership):
"the second way to see yourself as a leader is to stake indirectly
claims of leadership, such as sitting at the head of the table for a
meeting, mentioning your relationship with recognized leaders, or
dressing the part."
is it something like acting out the part or am I mistaken?
meaning
edited Mar 22 at 9:09
JJJ
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asked Mar 22 at 7:07
navidnavid
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add a comment |
Can you please tell me what exactly does "dressing" mean in this paragraph?
(it's from a book about management and leadership):
"the second way to see yourself as a leader is to stake indirectly
claims of leadership, such as sitting at the head of the table for a
meeting, mentioning your relationship with recognized leaders, or
dressing the part."
is it something like acting out the part or am I mistaken?
meaning
edited Mar 22 at 9:09
JJJ
6,21392646
asked Mar 22 at 7:07
navidnavid
111
Can you please tell me what exactly does "dressing" mean in this paragraph?
(it's from a book about management and leadership):
"the second way to see yourself as a leader is to stake indirectly
claims of leadership, such as sitting at the head of the table for a
meeting, mentioning your relationship with recognized leaders, or
dressing the part."
is it something like acting out the part or am I mistaken?
meaning
meaning
edited Mar 22 at 9:09
JJJ
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asked Mar 22 at 7:07
navidnavid
111
edited Mar 22 at 9:09
JJJ
6,21392646
asked Mar 22 at 7:07
navidnavid
111
edited Mar 22 at 9:09
JJJ
6,21392646
edited Mar 22 at 9:09
JJJ
6,21392646
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JJJ
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navidnavid
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asked Mar 22 at 7:07
navidnavid
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asked Mar 22 at 7:07
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To dress the part means:
to have an appearance or wear clothing that is usual or expected for a particular situation, activity, or job/ to look suitable or behave in a suitable way for a particular situation.
Example:
If you want to be taken seriously in business, you have to dress the part.
answered Mar 22 at 8:07
SoudabehSoudabeh
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so you're saying that it's actually talking about having an appearance that makes you look like a leader? would it be appropriate to translate it as "dashtane zaher ya raftare motanaseb ba rahbari" ?
– navid
Mar 22 at 11:23
@navid, yes. Here, you can say ‘مثل رهبرها لباس پوشیدن یا رفتار کردن’.
– Soudabeh
2 days ago
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To dress the part means:
to have an appearance or wear clothing that is usual or expected for a particular situation, activity, or job/ to look suitable or behave in a suitable way for a particular situation.
Example:
If you want to be taken seriously in business, you have to dress the part.
answered Mar 22 at 8:07
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so you're saying that it's actually talking about having an appearance that makes you look like a leader? would it be appropriate to translate it as "dashtane zaher ya raftare motanaseb ba rahbari" ?
– navid
Mar 22 at 11:23
@navid, yes. Here, you can say ‘مثل رهبرها لباس پوشیدن یا رفتار کردن’.
– Soudabeh
2 days ago
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To dress the part means:
to have an appearance or wear clothing that is usual or expected for a particular situation, activity, or job/ to look suitable or behave in a suitable way for a particular situation.
Example:
If you want to be taken seriously in business, you have to dress the part.
answered Mar 22 at 8:07
SoudabehSoudabeh
4,504125592
so you're saying that it's actually talking about having an appearance that makes you look like a leader? would it be appropriate to translate it as "dashtane zaher ya raftare motanaseb ba rahbari" ?
– navid
Mar 22 at 11:23
@navid, yes. Here, you can say ‘مثل رهبرها لباس پوشیدن یا رفتار کردن’.
– Soudabeh
2 days ago
add a comment |
To dress the part means:
to have an appearance or wear clothing that is usual or expected for a particular situation, activity, or job/ to look suitable or behave in a suitable way for a particular situation.
Example:
If you want to be taken seriously in business, you have to dress the part.
answered Mar 22 at 8:07
SoudabehSoudabeh
4,504125592
To dress the part means:
to have an appearance or wear clothing that is usual or expected for a particular situation, activity, or job/ to look suitable or behave in a suitable way for a particular situation.
Example:
If you want to be taken seriously in business, you have to dress the part.
answered Mar 22 at 8:07
SoudabehSoudabeh
4,504125592
answered Mar 22 at 8:07
SoudabehSoudabeh
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answered Mar 22 at 8:07
SoudabehSoudabeh
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answered Mar 22 at 8:07
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so you're saying that it's actually talking about having an appearance that makes you look like a leader? would it be appropriate to translate it as "dashtane zaher ya raftare motanaseb ba rahbari" ?
– navid
Mar 22 at 11:23
@navid, yes. Here, you can say ‘مثل رهبرها لباس پوشیدن یا رفتار کردن’.
– Soudabeh
2 days ago
add a comment |
so you're saying that it's actually talking about having an appearance that makes you look like a leader? would it be appropriate to translate it as "dashtane zaher ya raftare motanaseb ba rahbari" ?
– navid
Mar 22 at 11:23
@navid, yes. Here, you can say ‘مثل رهبرها لباس پوشیدن یا رفتار کردن’.
– Soudabeh
2 days ago
so you're saying that it's actually talking about having an appearance that makes you look like a leader? would it be appropriate to translate it as "dashtane zaher ya raftare motanaseb ba rahbari" ?
– navid
Mar 22 at 11:23
so you're saying that it's actually talking about having an appearance that makes you look like a leader? would it be appropriate to translate it as "dashtane zaher ya raftare motanaseb ba rahbari" ?
– navid
Mar 22 at 11:23
@navid, yes. Here, you can say ‘مثل رهبرها لباس پوشیدن یا رفتار کردن’.
– Soudabeh
2 days ago
@navid, yes. Here, you can say ‘مثل رهبرها لباس پوشیدن یا رفتار کردن’.
– Soudabeh
2 days ago
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