blow-dry in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for blow-dry in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.blow-dry <blow-dries, blow-drying, blow-dries> [Am ˈbloʊdraɪ, Brit ˈbləʊdrʌɪ] VB trans

to blow-dry one's hair

hacerse un brushing (secarse el pelo con secador de mano y cepillo)

II.blow-dry <pl blow-dries> [Am ˈbloʊdraɪ, Brit ˈbləʊdrʌɪ] N

blow-dry

brushing m

Translations for blow-dry in the Spanish»English Dictionary

brushing [ˈbrʌʃin] N m

brushing

blow-dry

hacerse el brushing

to have a blow-dry

hacerse el brushing

to have one's hair blow-dried

blow-dry in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for blow-dry in the English»Spanish Dictionary

blow-dry [ˈbləʊˌdrɑɪ, Am ˈbloʊ-] VB trans

blow-dry

secar con secador

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If you curl, straighten or blow-dry your hair make sure you protect it by using a professional quality heat defence spray.

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You can blow-dry with it or you can put it in wet hair and then just stick your hair out of the car window.

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It is very important to not blow-dry the hair with a parting and let the hair fall into a parting instead.

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Always finish your blow-dry with a blast of cold air, it will set the hair in place and close the hair cuticles after using heat.

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You will still have to blow-dry your hair but it should take far less time.

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A century or so later, we have power showers that play music, mirrors that demist themselves and loos that blow-dry your bottom.

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Then along came the 12-week blow-dry, the dream answer for those who like to spend less than five minutes doing post-shower coiffure.

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She does, however, blow-dry his hair because it would take too long naturally.

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It's normally recommended for people with fine hair, but it gives the best hold if you want a blow-dry that really lasts.

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And so it went on, until she started to blow-dry my hair and noticed the creeping horror on my now deathly pale face.

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