Translation
look, style, image
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Word origin
Borrowed from English look, used in French since the 1960s to mean a person's style or image. The English word is Germanic in origin.
- Origin
- English
- Root
- look
Grammar
Examples
Paris.
He has completely changed his look since he began working in Paris.
décontracté .
This casual look suits her very well.
.
The singer is known for her original style.
vintage.
I love the look of these vintage trainers.
.
The hairdresser suggested a new look for the summer.
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