Examples of using "Teint" in a sentence and their english translations:
Have you ever dyed your hair?
Wool dyes nicely.
She has a fair complexion.
- Tom dyed his hair.
- Tom dyes his hair.
- Tom is dyeing his hair.
- Tom dyes his hair.
She has a pale complexion.
She dyed her hair blonde.
I dyed my hair red.
He has a beautiful tan.
She is still dyeing her hair.
Does Tom dye his hair?
She dyed her hair blonde.
She has a beautiful tan.
can I get away with being "medium skin toned,"
"She not even light-skinned."
Have you ever dyed your hair?
Tom dyed his hair black.
Have you ever dyed your hair?
Mary dyed her hair blue.
Mary has been dyeing her hair for years.
She dyed her hair blonde.
Tom dyed his hair blue.
Mary dyed her dress red.
Tom dyed his hair green.
Her pale complexion is the result of anaemia.
Have you ever dyed your hair?
Tom recently dyed his hair red.
She dyed her hair strawberry blonde.
He must be sick; he looks pale.
What color did Tom dye his hair?
when it comes to race and skin complexion.
I've been dyeing my hair for the last three years.
She has a beautiful tan.
He has a beautiful tan.
Tom dyed his hair the same color as Mary's.
- I'm fair.
- I'm honest.
can have extensions, must be medium to light skin toned."
It's hard to tell whether Tom dyes his hair or not.
She's got a fair complexion while her brother is very dark.
When was the last time you dyed your hair?
where the ideal image for black girls is light-skinned with long hair.
you'll end up with a sea of fair-skinned, thin, young women
Tom dyed his hair.
Gold gives an air of beauty even to ugliness: but with poverty everything becomes frightful.
A stocky man with a swarthy complexion snatched Mary's handbag and disappeared into the crowd.
Tom shaved off his beard and dyed his hair blonde, hoping people wouldn't recognize him.
Redheads often have a pale complexion and freckles.
Thrice had Achilles round the Trojan wall / dragged Hector; there the slayer sells the slain.
"Father, in thy charge remain / Troy's gods; for me, red-handed with the smear / of blood, and fresh from slaughter, 'twere profane / to touch them, ere the stream hath cleansed me of the stain."
Mary was sleeping; she was still wearing her torn white dress, and her long black hair, resting in a dishevelled manner upon her shoulders, contrasted strongly with the paleness of her face.