Vocab Bloom Hub

curl

/kɜːl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une partie de quelque chose, notamment des cheveux, qui forme une spirale ou une courbe, ou l'action de créer une telle forme., Verbe décrivant l'action de donner à quelque chose une forme courbée ou en spirale, ou de se déplacer le long d'une trajectoire courbe ou sinueuse.

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noun

/kɜːl/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une partie de quelque chose, notamment des cheveux, qui forme une spirale ou une courbe, ou l'action de créer une telle forme.

A noun referring to a piece of something, especially hair, that forms a spiral or curved shape, or the act of forming such a shape.

  1. Hair shapeA2formal

    A piece of hair that forms a curved or spiral shape.

    frBoucle de cheveux

    • She has natural curls in her hair.
    • He used a curling iron to make curls.
    • The baby's soft curls were adorable.

    Synonymeslockringlettress

  2. B1formal

    Something that forms a curved or spiral shape, like a ringlet or coil.

    frBoucle

    • A curl of smoke rose from the chimney.
    • The cat's tail formed a perfect curl.
    • She drew a curl of ribbon on the card.

    Synonymescoilloopringletspiraltwistwhorl

  3. Weightlifting exerciseB2informalsport

    An exercise in which a weight is lifted by bending the arm at the elbow.

    frCurl (exercice de musculation)

    • He did bicep curls at the gym.
    • She added curls to her workout routine.
    • The trainer showed him how to do a proper curl.
Formes
  • curls plural form
  • curls' possessive plural form
  • curl's possessive singular form
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verb

/kɜːrl/B1formal
  • frVerbe décrivant l'action de donner à quelque chose une forme courbée ou en spirale, ou de se déplacer le long d'une trajectoire courbe ou sinueuse.

A verb used to describe the action of forming something into a curved or spiral shape, or to move in a spiral or winding path.

  1. Form into a curved shapeA2formal

    To form something into a spiral or curved shape, especially hair or paper.

    frboucler

    • She curled her hair with a curling iron.
    • The paper curled at the edges from the heat.
    • He curled the ribbon into a bow.

    Synonymesbendcoilcrimpcurveloopspiraltwistwavewind

    Antonymesextendflattenstraightenuncurl

  2. Move in a spiral or winding pathB1formal

    To move or grow in a twisting or winding direction.

    frse courber en spirale

    • Smoke curled up from the chimney.
    • The vine curled around the trellis.
    • The path curled through the forest.

    Synonymescoilloopmeandersnakespiraltwinetwistwind

    Antonymesflattenstraightenstraighten outuncurl

  3. Assume a curved postureA2informal

    To bend or position the body into a curved or hunched shape.

    frSe courber

    • He curled up on the sofa to watch a movie.
    • The cat curled into a ball on the bed.
    • She curled her legs under her as she sat down.

    Synonymesbendbowcrookcrouchcurvehunchstoop

    Antonymesextendstraighten

Formes
  • curled past participle
  • curled past simple
  • curling present participle
  • curls third person singular

Variantes phrasalcurl up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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