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No. 521 in Italian

capelli

"Capelli" means "hair" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ho lavato i capelli stamattina.

    I washed my hair this morning.

    Here, 'capelli' refers to hair in general, that is, the hair on the head.

  • Il parrucchiere ha tagliato i capelli troppo corti.

    The hairdresser cut the hair too short.

    In this context, 'capelli' denotes the person's hair being styled or trimmed by the hairdresser.

  • I capelli della bambola sono di plastica.

    The doll's hair is made of plastic.

    Here, 'capelli' describes the artificial hair on a doll, different from natural human hair, showing its figurative application.

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