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turban

/ˈtɜː.bən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un couvre-chef, généralement un long foulard enroulé autour de la tête, souvent associé à certaines traditions culturelles ou religieuses, ou un petit chapeau rond porté par les femmes.

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noun

/ˈtɜː.bən/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un couvre-chef, généralement un long foulard enroulé autour de la tête, souvent associé à certaines traditions culturelles ou religieuses, ou un petit chapeau rond porté par les femmes.

A noun referring to a head covering, typically a long scarf wrapped around the head, often associated with certain cultural or religious traditions, or a small round hat worn by women.

  1. Traditional headdressB1formal

    A traditional head covering made by winding a long piece of cloth around the head, commonly worn in South Asia and the Middle East.

    frTurban

    • The Sikh man wore a crisp white turban to the ceremony.
    • She carefully wrapped the turban around her head.
    • Turbans are often worn for religious or cultural reasons.
  2. Small hat for womenB2formal

    A small, round, close-fitting hat worn by women, often as a fashion accessory.

    frTurban de ville

    • She wore a stylish velvet turban to the wedding.
    • The vintage turban added a touch of elegance to her outfit.
    • Fashion designers have revived the turban as a chic accessory.
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  • turbans plural form
  • turbans' possessive plural form
  • turban's possessive singular form