locks in Italian
locks in Italian is ciocca — locks means strands or tresses of hair, viewed collectively.
locks in Italian
ciocca
A head of hair; tresses.
What does "locks" mean?
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noun Strands or tresses of hair, viewed collectively.
"Golden locks fell across the baby's forehead as she slept."
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noun Dreadlocks.
"He's been growing his locks for years."
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locks in a sentence
- Golden locks fell across the baby's forehead as she slept.
- He tied back his curly locks before going for a run.
- He's been growing his locks for years.
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What is "locks" in Italian?
"locks" in Italian is ciocca. locks means: Strands or tresses of hair, viewed collectively.
How do you use "locks" in a sentence?
Example: "Golden locks fell across the baby's forehead as she slept." In Italian, "locks" is ciocca.
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