cuff

US /kʌf/
UK /kʌf/
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1.

manchette, revers

the end of a sleeve or trouser leg, often folded back or decorated

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He rolled up the cuffs of his shirt.
Il a retroussé les poignets de sa chemise.
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The trousers had wide cuffs.
Le pantalon avait de larges revers.
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hemborderedge
2.

tape, gifle

a blow with the open hand; a slap

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He gave the child a gentle cuff on the ear.
Il a donné une légère tape à l'enfant sur l'oreille.
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She received a playful cuff from her brother.
Elle a reçu une tape joueuse de son frère.
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slapsmackblowthump
1.

taper, gifler, menotter

to strike with the open hand; to slap

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He cuffed the dog playfully on the head.
Il a tapé le chien de manière joueuse sur la tête.
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The police officer cuffed the suspect.
L'officier de police a menotté le suspect.
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slapsmackhithandcuffshackle
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off the cuff