hairpin in Latin
hairpin in Latin is crīnāle, discerniculum — hairpin means a thin U-shaped pin used to hold hair in place.
hairpin in Latin
crīnāle
A pin or fastener for the hair.
discerniculum
A pin or fastener for the hair.
What does "hairpin" mean?
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noun A thin U-shaped pin used to hold hair in place.
"She secured her bun with two hairpins."
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noun A very sharp bend in a road, shaped like a hairpin.
"The variety of angles in the course, from slow bends to hairpins, will both test your skill as a driver and allow you the opportunity to pass other carts."
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hairpin in a sentence
- She secured her bun with two hairpins.
- The variety of angles in the course, from slow bends to hairpins, will both test your skill as a driver and allow you the opportunity to pass other carts.
- The mountain road was full of tight hairpins.
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What is "hairpin" in Latin?
"hairpin" in Latin is crīnāle, discerniculum. hairpin means: A thin U-shaped pin used to hold hair in place.
How do you use "hairpin" in a sentence?
Example: "She secured her bun with two hairpins." In Latin, "hairpin" is crīnāle, discerniculum.
Are there other ways to say "hairpin" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "hairpin": crīnāle, discerniculum.
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