Curly meaning in English
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Definition
curly (hair): (hair) which forms small circles or loops
Examples
- "I can't wear curls."
Exercise 1
Let's find terms which were used in the audio. Their first letter is given to help you.
A person with no hair on the top of their head is .
Hair which is wavy or not straight is also called hair.
This is a polite term to describe a "thin", "skinny" or "light" person. "You've lost so much weight! You look so ."
A person with no hair on the top of their head is .
Hair which is wavy or not straight is also called hair.
This is a polite term to describe a "thin", "skinny" or "light" person. "You've lost so much weight! You look so ."
Let's find terms which were used in the audio. Their first letter is given to help you.
A person with no hair on the top of their head is [not done] bald 1.
Hair which is wavy or not straight is also called [not done] curly 2 hair.
This is a polite term to describe a "thin", "skinny" or "light" person. "You've lost so much weight! You look so [not done] slim 3."
A person with no hair on the top of their head is [not done] bald 1.
Hair which is wavy or not straight is also called [not done] curly 2 hair.
This is a polite term to describe a "thin", "skinny" or "light" person. "You've lost so much weight! You look so [not done] slim 3."
1 bald: A "bald" person lacks hair on their head. Men usually go bald as they get older. In the audio, Philip says that Brian is "totally bald" because his hair has been completely shaved off by the barber.
2 curly: "Curly" hair has rings or waves in it. It is the opposite of straight hair. Brian also refers to "locks" which is another word to describe "hair".
3 slim: A "slim" person is thin or small in width. To describe someone as "slim" is usually more polite than using its synonyms, "thin" and "skinny". "Slim" rhymes with "trim": Brian thinks that a quick cut of his hair will make him look thinner.
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