gamine in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for gamine in the English»French Dictionary

I.gamine [Brit ɡaˈmiːn, Am ɡæˈmin] N

gamine

gamine f

II.gamine [Brit ɡaˈmiːn, Am ɡæˈmin] ADJ

gamine hairstyle:

gamine

à la garçonne

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English

The woman, meanwhile, has a gamine-like shyness; her fluttering is also a kind of shudder.

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It ties into the androgynous look that we're seeing on some runways, yet also looks very gamine and feminine.

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Tripping on her words and gesticulating wildly with a set of gamine limbs, her anecdotes are rife with mirth.

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And no red carpet is complete without their gamine presence.

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He combed my thinning hair across my crown and temples to cover the bald patches, creating a clever gamine crop like a school boy's.

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I particularly appreciated the gamine, delicate trappings of the harp doubling double bass pizzicato accompaniment patterns, though fresh effects of this sort abound here.

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That gamine figure, the gap-toothed grin, perpetual megababe hair... the list of her attributes.

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She could do editorials and catwalk shows, and the world of advertising loved the gamine beauty who possessed a great ability to act in front of the camera.

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She's followed soon after by various other gamine youths who fulfilled the brief to satisfaction.

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As a result, the sisters are not especially gamine, shall we say.

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