Translations for „coiffed“ in the English » German Dictionary

coiffed [kɔɪft, Am kwɑ:ft] ADJ esp hum

coiffed

frisiert

to have one's hair coiffed

sich dat das Haar frisieren lassen

to look coiffed

frisch frisiert aussehen

coif [kɔɪf] N

1. coif REL:

coif

Haube f

2. coif HISTORY (worn under armour):

coif

Helmkappe f

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to look coiffed

frisch frisiert aussehen

to have one's hair coiffed

sich dat das Haar frisieren lassen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Her blonde bob was equally polished and was coiffed into a side parting with the ends lightly curled under.

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The actress' hair was kept simple for the evening, worn down over her shoulders and coiffed into open curls.

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Look, as far as we know, our asymmetrically coiffed party pal has never held a guitar in his life.

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A slender, striking woman, she once wore open necked blouses and coiffed her hair stylishly.

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The makeup was amazing, the hair well coiffed, and the shoes were 90 percent clear-heeled.

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She wore her blonde hair coiffed to perfection for the clip, which will air next week, and her make-up looked luminous for the photo.

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There was gray hair and no hair and one fully coiffed bouffant.

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Before she even sat for the camera, her dress was clean and pressed, and her hair coiffed.

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In it she looks pale, ladylike, alert, carefully coiffed -- hard to pin down in terms of age or date.

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Unfortunately, scruffy miners and coiffed millionaires from the city rarely stop to offload or load.

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