Usage of "chignon" | TermGallery

russo

catalão

espanhol

Women's hairstyle with hair pinned in a knot at the nape of the neck or at the back of the head.

Termos relacionados

A roll of hair that is worn at the back of the head.

Uso de chignon em inglês

The doctor watched Nanon's chignon bobbing; she had not once looked back. 
 All souls' rising 

A large spotted veil flew out from the capote over the chignon. 
 The Old Wives' Tale 

I saw the smooth silver chignon first and then smelled Chanel No. 
 The Water Witch 

Unlike Evangeline, Susan wore both a portrait-perfect chignon and a delighted smile. 
 Too wicked to kiss 

She still keeps her silver hair elegantly pulled back in a chignon. 
 Radio NZ 

Her hair was styled by George Northwood into her signature chignon style. 
 News.com.au 

Fido's eyes flick up to Helen's face: sharp cheekbones, chignon still copper. 
 The sealed letter 

Round, rosy face, snub nose, dark hair piled up in a chignon. 
 Agahta christie: an autobiography 

He searched the crowd until his gaze fell upon a familiar lopsided chignon. 
 Too wicked to kiss 

But a chignon, a bandbox behind the noddle,-shewould not endure. 
 He Knew He Was Right 

I suggest wearing a chignon and then letting it loose for the reception. 
 Ebony 

But the face which is beneath that chignon and that hat? 
 Sanitary and Social Lectures and Essays 

Monsieur-Youare talking nonsense, my little angel, follies as great as your chignon. 
 Monsieur, Madame, and Bébé — Volume 03 

At dinner Eleanor had put her hair up in a chignon. 
 The clouds beneath the sun 

The chignon at the nape of her neck is half undone. 
 The Irish Times 

She tucks a few wisps of dark hair into her chignon. 
 Lit: a memoir 

chignon

Substantivo

Singular

Colocações frequentes

Mais colocações

Translations for chignon

russo

catalão

espanhol

Chignon ao longo do tempo

Chignon nas variantes da língua

Estados Unidos da América

Comum

Reino Unido

Comum

Significados de chignon em inglês