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The meaning of Tress

tres

Tress – definition

noun

A long lock of a woman's hair.

Usage examples:

Her golden tresses tumbled about her face
verb

Arrange (a person's hair) into long locks.

noun

A section or curl of someone's long hair

Usage examples:

He lay with his head against the maiden's heart, bound close to her by a tress of her long hair.

Tress translation into English

Tress: translate from English into Chinese

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发丝, 枝条, 编

Tress: translate from English into Dutch

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Haarlok, Vlecht

Tress: translate from English into French

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Arbres, Boucle de cheveux

Tress: translate from English into German

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Tresse, Locke

Tress: translate from English into Hindi

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तनाव, ट्रेसी

Tress: translate from English into Italian

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Treccia, Ciocca di capelli

Tress: translate from English into Korean

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머릿단, 다발로 땋다

Tress: translate from English into Russian

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Тресс, Коса, Завивать локоны, Распущенные женские волосы, Длинный локон

Tress: translate from English into Spanish

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Trenza

Word origin

Middle English: from Old French tresse, perhaps based on Greek trikha ‘threefold’.

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