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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. curl [Am kərl, Brit kəːl] N

1. curl:

curl (of hair)
curl (of hair)
rulo m CSur
curl (of hair)
chino m Mex
curl (ringlet)
curl (ringlet)

2. curl (of lips):

curl

3. curl (of smoke):

curl

II. curl [Am kərl, Brit kəːl] VB trans

1. curl hair:

curl
curl
curl
curl
enrular RioPl

2. curl (twist, bend):

to curl one's lip
to curl one's lip

III. curl [Am kərl, Brit kəːl] VB intr

1. curl hair:

curl
curl
curl
curl
curl
enrularse RioPl

2. curl paper/leaf/edge:

curl
curl

3. curl (spiral):

curl path:
curl smoke:
curl smoke:
curl smoke:

curl up VB [Am kərl -, Brit kəːl -] (v + adv)

1. curl up (twist):

curl up leaf/pages:
curl up leaf/pages:

2. curl up (rise):

curl up smoke/steam:
curl up smoke/steam:
curl up smoke/steam:

kiss-curl N Brit

kiss-curl
kiss-curl
corkscrew curl
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
spit curl Am
kiss curl Brit
curl
pin curl Am
curl
to curl
rizar pelo/melena
to curl
rizar cinta
to curl
to curl
I curl my bangs Am
I curl my fringe Brit

in the PONS Dictionary

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I. curl [kɜ:l, Am kɜ:rl] N

1. curl (loop of hair):

curl

2. curl (sinuosity):

curl

3. curl (spiral):

curl
curl of smoke

4. curl (of the lips):

curl

II. curl [kɜ:l, Am kɜ:rl] VB intr (hair)

curl
curl paper
curl path
curl smoke

III. curl [kɜ:l, Am kɜ:rl] VB trans

curl hair:

curl

Phrases:

to curl one's lip
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
to curl
to curl
curl
curl
to curl
to curl
curl
curl
to curl up
curl
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
Spanish
Spanish

I. curl [kɜrl] N

1. curl (loop of hair):

curl

2. curl (sinuosity):

curl

3. curl (spiral):

curl
curl of smoke

4. curl (of the lips):

curl

5. curl (weightlifting move):

curl

II. curl [kɜrl] VB intr (hair)

curl
curl paper
curl path
curl smoke

III. curl [kɜrl] VB trans

curl hair:

curl

Phrases:

to curl one's lip
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
curl
to curl
to curl
curl
curl
curl
to curl up
to curl
curl
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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In 1891 ordinary warrant officers of 10 years' standing were given a half-ring of in, with or without curl as above.
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The irrotationality of a potential flow is due to the curl of a gradient always being equal to zero.
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The front of the hair was then frizzed out, or arranged in roll curls and set horizontally on the head.
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In the limit where these curled up dimensions become very small, one obtains a theory in which spacetime has effectively a lower number of dimensions.
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Both features are exclusive characteristics of this rank, but the curls can be missing.
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