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1 завиваться (I) > завиться (II)
............................................................1. wave(v.) موج، خیزاب، فر موی سر، دست تکان دادن، موجی بودن، موج زدن، جنباندن............................................................2. curl(pl. & vt. & n.) حلقه کردن، فردادن، پیچاندن، حلقه، فر............................................................3. wave/curl hair............................................................4. have hair waved/curled -
2 завитой (-ая, -ое, -ые)
............................................................1. curled{ curl: ـ(pl. & vt. & n.) حلقه کردن، فردادن، پیچاندن، حلقه، فر}............................................................2. waved............................................................3. with hair curled/waved............................................................4. twisted{ twister: ـ(n.) کسی که می چرخاند یا می پیچاند، کسی که اغراق می گوید یا تحریف می کند، گردباد، چرخان}
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