Usage examples of "haircut" in English with translation to Spanish

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When he saw my new haircut, he looked at me with eyes as big as an anime character's. Cuando vio mi nuevo corte de pelo, me miró con unos ojos tan grandes como los de un personaje de anime.
Tom just got a haircut. Tom se acaba de cortar el pelo.
I get a haircut every month. Me corto el pelo cada mes.
I got a shave and a haircut. Me afeité y me corté el pelo.
He gets a haircut once a month. Él se corta el pelo una vez al mes.
Why don't you get a haircut? ¿Por qué no te cortas el pelo?
You need not have a haircut this week. No necesitas tener el pelo cortado para esta semana.
He gets a haircut three times a month. Se corta el pelo tres veces al mes.
He had gone to get a haircut, but he'll be back soon. Él se fue a cortar el pelo, pero volverá pronto.
The USA is the most dangerous place in the world to have a haircut. EEUU es el lugar más peligroso para hacerse cortar el cabello.
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