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Is bangs and bagso the same thing in french adjectives?

You're very close! "Bangs" and "bags" are not exactly the same in French adjectives, but they are related. Let me explain:

"Bangs" (as in hair) in French is "frange". This is a noun, and it doesn't directly translate into an adjective.

"Bags" (as in under-eye bags) in French is "poches". While this is also a noun, it can sometimes be used in an adjective form:

* "Des yeux cernés" - Literally "circled eyes," which implies dark circles and under-eye bags.

* "Des yeux gonflés" - Literally "swollen eyes," which also implies the presence of under-eye bags.

So, in essence, they are similar in that they both relate to physical features. However, they have different French terms and are used slightly differently.

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