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manicure in Spanish

manicure in Spanish is manicura, manicur, manicure — manicure means a cosmetic treatment that cleans, shapes, and polishes the fingernails.

manicure in Spanish

manicura
noun
A cosmetic treatment for the fingernails.
manicur
noun
A cosmetic treatment for the fingernails.
manicure
noun
A cosmetic treatment for the fingernails.
maniquiur
noun
A cosmetic treatment for the fingernails.
maniquiú
noun
A cosmetic treatment for the fingernails.

What does "manicure" mean?

  1. noun A cosmetic treatment that cleans, shapes, and polishes the fingernails.
    "She treated herself to a manicure before the wedding."
  2. verb To give someone's nails such a treatment.
    "The salon manicures both hands and feet."
  3. verb To trim or groom something very neatly and precisely.
    "The gardener manicured the lawn until every blade was even."
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manicure in a sentence

  • She treated herself to a manicure before the wedding.
  • The salon manicures both hands and feet.
  • The gardener manicured the lawn until every blade was even.

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What is "manicure" in Spanish?

"manicure" in Spanish is manicura, manicur, manicure. manicure means: A cosmetic treatment that cleans, shapes, and polishes the fingernails.

How do you use "manicure" in a sentence?

Example: "She treated herself to a manicure before the wedding." In Spanish, "manicure" is manicura, manicur, manicure.

Are there other ways to say "manicure" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "manicure": manicura, manicur, manicure, maniquiur, maniquiú.

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