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Meanings of tanning in English
Portuguese
flagelação Spanish
flagelación Beating with a whip or strap or rope as a form of punishment.
Usage of tanning in English
1
November 2014: Launches a new tanning and skincare range called The Base.
2
He is concerned about the intensive use of sunbeds by tanning addicts.
3
He worked on his tanning and his canoe-making late in the afternoon.
4
The tanning he had done himself, slowly and laboriously, in frontier fashion.
5
Food and clothing were to be had for the killing and tanning.
6
Wind and sun were tanning his skin to the hue of health.
7
Even nappies, tanning lotion, nail clippers and condoms are imported from Germany.
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A glorious ruddy tint shone through the tanning of her fair cheeks.
9
So, I get by with a little help from my self-tanning friends.
10
They do also offer tanning spritzers, if you don't like mousse applications.
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I would have them of even length before you begin your tanning.
12
These figures show the enormous differences resulting from diverse methods of tanning.
13
Had a setup for tanning-that'show they remove and treat the skins.
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The more you use tanning, your risk goes up, Wang said.
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Recent studies confirmed a link between tanning bed use and melanoma.
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Cocoa Brown Night and Day Tan This is my new sunless tanning product.
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Translations for tanning
Tanning through the time
Tanning across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common