doll

UK
/dɒl/
US
/dɑl/

Translations

dollnoun
dolls
pl
UK
/dɒl/
US
/dɑl/
The little girl played with her favorite doll all afternoon.
La petite fille a joué tout l'après-midi avec sa poupée préférée.
Additional translations
cachetArgot, pour un comprimé sédatif ou barbiturique.
poupéeTerme affectueux.
poupéeFamilier, pour une femme très attirante.
Synonyms
dollverb
dolled
Past Simple
dolled
Past Participle
dolling
Gerund
UK
/dɒl/
US
/dɑːl/
se pomponnerSurtout dans l'expression « to doll up » ; familier.
She decided to doll herself up for the party, wearing her best dress and jewelry.
Elle a décidé de se pomponner pour la fête, en mettant sa plus belle robe et ses bijoux.
Synonyms
make up
fix up
deck out
dole out
hand out
glam up
gussy up
spruce up
doll up
dress up
dolladjective
UK
/dɒl/
US
/dɑl/
Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g. doll house, doll clothes).
de poupéePour désigner quelque chose destiné aux poupées ou miniature.
She built a doll house complete with tiny furniture.
Elle a construit une maison de poupée avec de minuscules meubles.

Definitions

dollnoun
A small model of a human figure, typically used as a child's toy.
The little girl played with her favorite doll all afternoon.
A person who is very attractive, often used informally.
She was a real doll, turning heads wherever she went.
A term of endearment for someone, often used affectionately.
Thanks for helping me out, you're such a doll!
(slang) A barbiturate tablet or capsule, used as a sedative.
He popped a doll to calm his nerves before the flight.
dollverb
Usually with the particle up: to dress or adorn someone or oneself in a showy or elaborate manner.
She decided to doll herself up for the party, wearing her best dress and jewelry.
dolladjective
Designed for or relating to dolls; miniature.
She built a doll house complete with tiny furniture.