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tattoo
UK
/tæˈtuː/
US
/tæˈtuː/
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tattoo
noun
tattoos
pl
UK
/tæˈtuː/
US
/tæˈtuː/
tatouage
She got a tattoo of a butterfly on her shoulder.
Elle s’est fait faire un tatouage de papillon sur l’épaule.
Additional translations
tatou
Sens militaire.
tambourinement
Sens rare : bruit régulier de coups ou de frappements.
Synonyms
body art
ink
stencil
mark
design
tattoo
verb
tattooed
Past Simple
tattooed
Past Participle
tattooing
Gerund
UK
/tæˈtuː/
US
/tæˈtu/
tatouer
She decided to tattoo a small butterfly on her ankle.
Elle a décidé de tatouer un petit papillon sur sa cheville.
Additional translations
tambouriner
Sens figuré ou sonore : frapper de manière rythmée.
Synonyms
stencil
mark
brand
imprint
ink
tattoo
adjective
Used chiefly attributively (e.g., "tattoo studio"); normally ungradable.
Additional translations
tatoué
Peu usuel comme adjectif; s’emploie surtout avec l’idée de peau ou de personne couverte de tatouages.
Synonyms
tattooed
inked
inked-up
marked
branded
stamped
decorated
body-marked
Definitions
tattoo
noun
A form of body modification where a design is made by inserting ink, dyes, and pigments into the skin.
She got a tattoo of a butterfly on her shoulder.
A permanent mark or design made on the skin with ink.
His tattoo of a dragon covered his entire back.
A rhythmic tapping or drumming sound.
The tattoo of the rain on the roof was soothing.
A military performance of music or display of armed forces in general.
The annual military tattoo attracted thousands of spectators.
tattoo
verb
To mark or decorate the skin with a design by inserting pigment into punctures in the skin.
She decided to tattoo a small butterfly on her ankle.
To create a rhythmic tapping or drumming sound.
The rain tattooed on the roof throughout the night.
tattoo
adjective
Relating to tattoos or the practice of tattooing.
She scheduled a tattoo session with a renowned artist.
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