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Manicure
manicure
(manicures, manicuring, manicured) If you manicure your hands or nails, you care for them by softening your skin and cutting and polishing your nails. He was surprised to see how carefully she had manicured her broad hands. VERB: V n • Manicure is also a noun. I have a manicure occasionally. N-COUNT
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I. noun Etymology: French, from Latin manus hand + French -icure (as in pedicure pedicure) — more at manual Date: 1880 1. manicurist 2. a treatment for the care of the hands and fingernails II. transitive verb (-cured; -curing) Date: circa 1890 1. to do ~ work on; especially to trim and polish the fingernails of 2. a. to trim closely and evenly ~d lawns b. groom 2 ~d flower beds ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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n. & v. --n. 1 a usu. professional cosmetic treatment of the hands and fingernails. 2 = MANICURIST. --v.tr. apply a manicure to (the hands or a person). Etymology: F f. L manus hand + cura care MANICURIST n. a person who manicures hands and fingernails professionally. ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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~ n a treatment for the hands and nails that includes cutting and polishing the nails - manicure v ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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- 1880, from Fr. manicure, from L. manus "hand" + cura "care." Originally the word for the person who does the treatment; sense of the treatment itself is from 1887. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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