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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFull Lips
/fʊl lɪps/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Lips that are plump and well-defined, often considered attractive.
"She enhanced her appearance with a lip gloss that accentuated her full lips." - 2
A feature often highlighted in beauty and cosmetic discussions.
"Models with full lips are frequently featured in beauty campaigns."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'full lips' combines the adjective 'full', derived from Old English 'fulla', meaning 'complete or abundant', with the noun 'lips', which comes from Old English 'lippa'. The phrase has evolved to describe lips that are plump and well-defined, often associated with beauty standards in various cultures.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Full Lips" is said worldwide
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lèvres pleines
Transliteration: lèvres pleines
"Elle a des lèvres pleines qui attirent l'attention."
volle Lippen
Transliteration: volle Lippen
"Sie hat volle Lippen, die sehr schön sind."
labbra piene
Transliteration: labbra piene
"Ha labbra piene che sembrano fantastiche."
labios llenos
Transliteration: labios llenos
"Ella tiene labios llenos que son muy atractivos."
lábios cheios
Transliteration: lábios cheios
"Ela tem lábios cheios que chamam a atenção."
पूर्ण होंठ
Transliteration: pūrṇa honṭ
"उसके पूर्ण होंठ बहुत आकर्षक हैं।"
丰满的嘴唇
Transliteration: fēngmǎn de zuǐchún
"她的丰满的嘴唇非常迷人。"
풍만한 입술
Transliteration: pungmanhan ipsul
"그녀의 풍만한 입술은 매우 매력적이다."
ふっくらした唇
Transliteration: fukkura shita kuchibiru
"彼女のふっくらした唇はとても魅力的です。"
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