Usages of vestir
Eu visto as minhas calças antes de sair de casa.
I put on my pants before leaving the house.
Senhor, vista a camisa antes de sair, pois está bastante frio lá fora.
Sir, put on your shirt before leaving, because it's quite cold outside.
Ela guarda o anel numa caixa quando veste o pijama.
She keeps the ring in a box when she puts on her pyjamas.
Eu troco de roupa e visto o pijama mal chego a casa.
I change clothes and put on my pyjamas as soon as I get home.
Tu vestes o pijama antes de adormecer.
You put on your pyjamas before falling asleep.
Quando preparo o jantar, aqueço água na chaleira e visto um avental velho.
When I prepare dinner, I heat water in the kettle and put on an old apron.
Depois de lavar a loiça, vesti o avental outra vez para fazer a sobremesa.
After washing the dishes, I put the apron on again to make dessert.
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