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1. (n.) conditioner
a person or thing that conditions.
2. conditioner
something added to a substance to enhance its usability, as a water softener.
3. conditioner
a cream, lotion, or gel applied to the hair or skin to soften or smooth it.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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1. (noun) conditioner
exercise that conditions the body
"farm work can be a good conditioner"
2. (noun) conditioner
a trainer of athletes
3. (noun) conditioner
a substance used in washing (clothing or hair) to make things softer
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1. (noun) conditioner
cream applied to hair after washing in order to make it softer
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Sense: something which helps in conditioning
hair-conditioner.
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 Afrikaans: opknapper |
 Arabic: مُكيِّف |
 Bulgarian: балсам |
 Brazilian: condicionador |
 Czech: upravovač, kondicionér |
 German: der Gestalter |
 Danish: hårbalsam; skyllemiddel |
 Greek: ρυθμιστής |
 Spanish: acondicionador, suavizant |
 Estonian: loputusvahend |
 Farsi: مادۀ آراینده |
 Finnish: hoitoaine |
 French: lotion capillaire |
 Hebrew: קוֹנדִישֶנֶר |
 Hindi: कंडिशनर |
 Croatian: sredstvo za njegu |
 Hungarian: hajkondicionáló |
 Indonesian: pengatur |
 Icelandic: hárnæring |
 Italian: balsamo |
 Japanese: 整髪剤 |
 Korean: 조절장치, 정발제 |
 Lithuanian: kondicionierius |
 Latvian: kondicionētājs |
 Malay: perapi |
 Dutch: conditioner |
 Norwegian: (hår)balsam |
 Polish: urządzenie klimatyzacyjne |
 Persian: مادۀ آراینده |
 Pashto: کندیشنر |
 Portuguese: condicionador |
 Romanian: balsam (pentru păr) |
 Russian: восстановитель |
 Slovak: kondicionér |
 Slovenian: utrjevalec |
 Serbian: balzam za kosu |
 Swedish: [luft]konditioneringsappa |
 Thai: เครื่องปรับ |
 Turkish: yumuşatıcı |
 Taiwanese: 調節器 |
 Ukrainian: кондиціонер |
 Urdu: حلت تبدیل کرنے والا |
 Vietnamese: dầu dưỡng tóc |
 Chinese: 调节器 |
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