pelo
/ˈpelo/, [ˈpe.lo]hair
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Mary pasó los dedos por el pelo.
Mary combed her fingers through her hair.
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Ella tocó su pelo. Estaba húmedo.
She touched her hair. It was wet.
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Su pelo no se veía teñido.
Her hair didn't look dyed.
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Ese chico tiene el pelo negro.
That boy has black hair.
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Tom tiene pelo ondulado.
Tom has wavy hair.
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Me cortaron el pelo en la barbería.
I had my hair cut at the barber's.
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Tom se secó el pelo con una toalla.
Tom towel-dried his hair.
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¿Me estás tomando el pelo?
Are you kidding me?
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El pelo largo pasó de moda.
Long hair is out of fashion.
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La bella chica de pelo negro estaba en el parque.
The beautiful girl with black hair was in the park.
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Tiene el pelo rojo y pecas.
He has red hair and freckles.
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Me he cortado el pelo.
I got my hair cut.
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¿Quién te cortó el pelo?
Who cut your hair?
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¿Trajeron un secador de pelo?
Did you bring a hair dryer?
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Él se pasó la mano por el pelo.
He ran a hand through his hair.
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Me tengo que secar el pelo.
I have to dry my hair.
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¿Te has secado alguna vez el pelo con un secador de pelo?
Have you ever dried your hair with a hairdrier?
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Eres una babosa con pelo.
You're a slug with hair.
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Ella tiene el pelo hasta los hombros.
She has shoulder-length hair.
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Se sabe cepillar el pelo.
She knows how to brush her hair.
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