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Forelock - English meaning

Forelock – definitions in English dictionary

noun

A lock of hair growing just above the forehead.

Usage examples:

His shaggy forelock of dark hair was sticking up oddly over his shocked eyes.
noun

A piece of hair that grows or falls over the forehead (= part of the face above the eyes) or the part of a horse's mane that falls forward between its ears

Forelock translation into English

Forelock: translate from English into Chinese

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刘海, 髦, 额发, 额毛

Forelock: translate from English into Dutch

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Spie, Voorlok, Voorhaar, Wig

Forelock: translate from English into French

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Mèche

Forelock: translate from English into German

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Stirnlocke, Stirnhaar

Forelock: translate from English into Hindi

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माथे की लट, माथे पर की अलक, ललाट-केश, माथे के ठीक ऊपर बालों की लट

Forelock: translate from English into Italian

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Ciuffo, Coppiglia

Forelock: translate from English into Korean

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앞머리, 쐐기

Forelock: translate from English into Russian

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Чуб, Челка, Хохол, Прядь волос на лбу, Чека

Forelock: translate from English into Spanish

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Copete, Mechón, Guedeja

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