Übersetzung für 'loose hair' von Englisch nach Deutsch

loose hair

offenes Haar {n}

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to wear one's hair loose

das Haar offen tragen

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Werbung

to loose

losmachen

feuernmil.

loose {adj} {pred}

los

loose {adj}

schlaff [Seil, Haut]med.tech.

locker

ungebundentech.

weitcloth.

to let loose

freilassen

to break loose

freisetzen

coming loose

sich lösend

loose woman

lockere Frauensperson {f} [veraltet]

loose connection

Wackelkontakt {m}electr.

loose {adj} [unpacked]

unverpackt

hang loose

ungeprüft Shaka Handzeichen

loose translation

freie Übersetzung {f}

to come loose

freikommen

loose gravel

Rollsplitt {m}

loose {adj} [vague]

ungenau [vage]

to loose [to fire]

schießenmil.

loose-fitting {adj}

locker sitzend [bei Kleidung]

• King Gustav III of Sweden was at one point so enthusiastic about his performance and beauty that he called out to him to untie the ribbon of his hair so that he could see his loose hair fly during his pirouette.
• Airedales bearing undercoats are generally groomed by "hand stripping" where a small serrated edged knife is used to pull out loose hair from the dog's coat.
• He began to act suspiciously doing things like mysteriously pocketing Hawk and Shark's loose hair and either lying or misinforming the team about his whereabouts when he goes on business.
• Manchu Jurchen men had queues, while Mongol men swept their hair behind their ears and plaited them, Turk men wore loose hair and Xiongnu men braided their hair.
• Unlike the high-maintenance Persian, the Exotic is able to keep its own fur tidy with little human assistance, though weekly brushing and combing is recommended to remove loose hair and reduce shedding and hairballs.

• According to the "Malleus maleficarum," loose hair would draw the devil's fascination and distract men during worship.
• She always appeared with loose hair and bare feet, explaining that this was "out of a desire to feel the earth".
• After gaining a minor role in "Annie Hall" in 1977, D'Angelo appeared in a string of hit movies in the late 1970s including "Every Which Way But Loose", "Hair", and "Coal Miner's Daughter", the last earning her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her performance as Patsy Cline.
• It was funded when Louise Noun sold a Frida Kahlo painting titled “Self Portrait with Loose Hair” for $1.65 million through Christie’s in New York on May 15, 1991.
• Their bodies are covered with long, loose hair but their heads are bald.

• Women of the era wore loose hair only in the intimacy of the home, which confers to the painting an erotic character that prevails over the other elements of the "vanitas" theme (the bottle of ointment, the play of the mirrors).
• Hairnets are used to prevent loose hair from contaminating food or work areas.
• The underhand grip enables the hand to tighten the loose hair of the bow, allowing very fine control of the instrument's timbre.
• The rubber grooming gloves and dog brushes are intended to drag loose hair from the short-coated dogs and are some of the most popular grooming tools amongst pet owners.
• Until the 19th century, the custom of "leading Pyatnitsa" - a woman with loose hair [...] was preserved in Ukraine.

• After death, their hair could also be combed into a topknot similar to the ones worn by the Han Chinese in Ming; a practice which was observed by the Europeans; Men who were in mourning were also exempted; however, since the mourners were not allowed to wear topknot in accordance to the Confucian rites, the men simply untied their queues and left their loose hair dishevelled.