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неистово
boucle
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I. curl [Brit kəːl, Am kərl] N
1. curl (of hair):
curl
2. curl:
curl (of wood)
curl (of smoke)
II. curl [Brit kəːl, Am kərl] VB trans
1. curl hair:
curl
2. curl (wind, coil) person, animal:
to curl one's toes around sth
to curl oneself or one's body around sth person, cat:
to curl itself around sth snake, caterpillar:
to curl one's lip person:
to curl one's lip dog:
III. curl [Brit kəːl, Am kərl] VB intr
curl hair:
curl paper:
curl edges, corner, leaf:
to curl around sth
IV. curl [Brit kəːl, Am kərl]
to curl up and die inf
to make sb's hair curl (in shock) inf
I. curl up VB [Brit kəːl -, Am kərl -] (curl up)
curl up person:
curl up cat, dog:
curl up paper:
curl up edges, corner, leaf:
to curl up into a ball person:
to curl up into a ball hedgehog:
to curl up with laughter inf
to curl up at the edges photo, paper:
II. curl up VB [Brit kəːl -, Am kərl -] (curl up [sth], curl [sth] up)
curl up heat, moisture:
curl up paper, leaf
curl up edges, corner
kiss-curl N
kiss-curl (adult's)
kiss-curl (baby's)
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French
I. curl [kɜ:l, Am kɜ:rl] N
1. curl (loop of hair):
curl
curl tight
2. curl (spiral):
curl of smoke
II. curl [kɜ:l, Am kɜ:rl] VB intr
1. curl (wave):
curl
curl in tight curls
2. curl (wind itself):
curl
to curl round sth
III. curl [kɜ:l, Am kɜ:rl] VB trans
1. curl (make curly):
to curl one's hair tightly
2. curl (wrap):
curl
3. curl (roll into ball):
to curl oneself
Phrases:
to curl one's lip
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French
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English
retrousser qc moustache
to curl sth
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I. curl [kɜrl] N
1. curl (loop of hair):
curl
curl tight
2. curl (spiral):
curl of smoke
II. curl [kɜrl] VB intr
1. curl (wave):
curl
curl in tight curls
2. curl (wind itself):
curl
to curl around sth
III. curl [kɜrl] VB trans
1. curl (make curly):
to curl one's hair tightly
2. curl (wrap):
curl
3. curl (roll into ball):
to curl oneself
Phrases:
to curl one's lip
French
French
English
English
retrousser qc moustache
to curl sth
friser cheveux, moustache
Present
Icurl
youcurl
he/she/itcurls
wecurl
youcurl
theycurl
Past
Icurled
youcurled
he/she/itcurled
wecurled
youcurled
theycurled
Present Perfect
Ihavecurled
youhavecurled
he/she/ithascurled
wehavecurled
youhavecurled
theyhavecurled
Past Perfect
Ihadcurled
youhadcurled
he/she/ithadcurled
wehadcurled
youhadcurled
theyhadcurled
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He finds a body lying arms outstretched, face hidden by a hat, but red curls peeking out.
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She starts out as a pretty red head, but then transforms and her hair stands straight back, then bounces into six curls.
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The specific epithet "crispa" means finely waved or curled.
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A wrist roller can be used and wrist curls with dumbbells can also be performed.
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It may even eat snakes or other vertebrates by curling up to protect its underside as it eats the struggling prey.
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