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roll-on

/ˈrəʊl.ɒn/

Traduction: Nom désignant un distributeur de cosmétique liquide, tel qu'un déodorant, dont l'applicateur est une bille rotative, ou un sous-vêtement féminin gainant qui s'enfile en roulant sur les hanches.

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noun

/ˈrəʊl.ɒn/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un distributeur de cosmétique liquide, tel qu'un déodorant, dont l'applicateur est une bille rotative, ou un sous-vêtement féminin gainant qui s'enfile en roulant sur les hanches.

A noun referring to a dispenser of a liquid cosmetic, such as a deodorant, that uses a revolving ball as an applicator, or a woman's foundation garment that is rolled onto the hips.

  1. Deodorant or cosmetic dispenserB1formal

    A container for liquid cosmetics, such as deodorant, that uses a rotating ball to apply the product to the skin.

    frdéodorant à bille

    • She bought a new roll-on deodorant for the summer.
    • The roll-on applicator makes it easy to apply the perfume.
    • He prefers a roll-on to a spray for his antiperspirant.
  2. Foundation garmentC1formalbritish

    A type of women's undergarment, typically a girdle, that is rolled onto the hips for shaping and support.

    frGaine à enfiler

    • She wore a roll-on under her dress for a smoother silhouette.
    • The vintage roll-on was made of elastic and lace.
    • Roll-ons were popular in the mid-20th century for shaping the waist and hips.

    Synonymesfoundation garmentgirdle

Formes
  • roll-ons plural form
  • roll-ons' possessive plural form
  • roll-on's possessive singular form