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Meanings of haircut in English

Russian
стрижка волос
Spanish
corte de pelo
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Act of cutting hair on the head of a human.

стрижка волос
Usage of haircut in English
1
Faced with a choice between food and a haircut, he'd chosen food.
The South African
2
She wasn't used to the short haircut yet, but she liked it.
Our little secret
3
Sporting a new haircut, Burling apparently had no superstitions about last-minute change.
Radio NZ
4
In other words, they are the ones taking a 50 percent haircut.
Reuters
5
He's all purpose and business, lean and gaunt beneath a new haircut.
The Irish Times
6
He drives a new BMW, and that haircut probably cost fifty dollars.
End of Watch
7
He goes to the barber for an oil change, not a haircut.
The Outsiders
8
No need to wait in line for an over priced, crappy haircut.
Wired
9
He has a contoured haircut that must have cost ten thousand yen.
Number9Dream
10
I told him I nearly didn't recognise him with the new haircut.
Independent.ie
11
My shirt is badly creased and I feel I need a haircut.
The Irish Times
12
The writer took Levene's advice as well and got a new haircut.
The new yorker
13
She, meanwhile, was continuing her inventory of me: sport coat, tie, haircut.
11/22/63
14
Right, Jason? He glanced at the one with the Moe Howard haircut.
Raising Stony Mayhall
15
You need a haircut, she says lightly, yanking a wayward blond tuft.
Those who save us
16
Up close it is evident too that he badly needs a haircut.
The Irish Times
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Haircut through the time
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Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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