tousled

UK
/ˈtaʊzld/
US
/ˈtaʊzld/
tousledadjektiv
more tousled
Komp.
most tousled
Super.
UK
/ˈtaʊzəld/
US
/ˈtɑːsəld/
Übersetzungen
She had a tousled look after waking up.
У нее был взъерошенный вид после пробуждения.
Definitionen
Having hair that is untidy or disheveled.
She woke up with tousled hair after a restless night.
In a state of disarray or rumpled; disordered.
The sheets on the bed were left tousled after the children's nap.
tousleverb

tousled

Präteritum

tousled
Präteritum
tousled
Partizip Perfekt
tousling
Gerundium
UK
/ˈtaʊzl/
US
/ˈtaʊzl/
Übersetzungen
She tousled his hair playfully.
Она игриво взъерошила его волосы.
Definitionen
To make something, especially hair, untidy or messy by handling or ruffling it.
She tousled her son's hair affectionately as he ran past.
To grow or become untidy or disheveled.
His hair tousled in the sea breeze.
touslepartizip perfekt

tousled

Used attributively/prenominally in phrases such as “tousled hair”.
Definitionen
Having hair or an appearance that is untidy or disheveled.
She arrived with a tired smile and tousled hair.
touslesubstantiv
Definitionen
A disordered or tangled mass, especially of hair.
After the windy day at the beach, her hair was a tousle of curls and knots.
The act of making something, especially hair, untidy or messy.
With a playful tousle of the dog’s fur, she stood up to leave.