Dictionary French → English: décoiffer | Translation 1 - 10 of 10 |
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 | décoiffer qn. | to ruffle sb.'s hair | | |||
| décoiffer qn. | to spoil sb.'s hair | | |||
| décoiffer qn. | to muss up sb.'s hair [coll.] | | |||
| décoiffer qn. | to mess sb.'s hair up | | |||
| vêt. décoiffer qn. [ôter le chapeau de] | to remove sb.'s hat | | |||
| décoiffer qn. [par le vent] | to blow sb.'s hat off [by the wind] | | |||
| 2 Words | ||||||
| se décoiffer [déranger sa coiffure] | to mess up one's hair | | |||
| se décoiffer [déranger sa coiffure] | to muss up one's hair [Am.] | | |||
| vêt. se décoiffer [ôter son chapeau] | to doff one's hat | | |||
| vêt. se décoiffer [ôter son chapeau] | to remove one's hat | | |||
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