英:[heə(r)]
美:[her]
英:[heə(r)]
美:[her]
复数:hairs
hairlike (adj.)
词根:hair
adj.hairy 多毛的;毛状的;长毛的
haired 有毛发的;长着...头发的(常用以构成复合词)
hairless 无毛的;秃顶的
hairlike 毛发似的;细微的;细长的
n.hairiness 有毛;多毛
Noun
1. dense growth of hairs covering the body or parts of it (as on the human head); helps prevent heat loss;
"he combed his hair"
2. a very small distance or space;
"they escaped by a hair's-breadth"
"they lost the election by a whisker"
3. filamentous hairlike growth on a plant;
"peach fuzz"
4. any of the cylindrical filaments characteristically growing from the epidermis of a mammal;
"there is a hair in my soup"
5. cloth woven from horsehair or camelhair; used for upholstery or stiffening in garments
6. a filamentous projection or process on an organism
long hair长发
black hair黑发
human hair人发;人的头发
white hair白头发
short hair短头发
hair dryer电吹风,电风机;吹风机
hair stylen. 发型
brown hair棕色头发
hair follicle毛囊
hair color头发颜色,毛色;染发
curly hair卷发,卷发型;自然卷发
blond hair金发
grey hairn. 白头发,灰发
gray hair白发
in the hair◎(兽皮)有毛的,◎(生毛皮)毛向外的
rabbit hair兔毛
golden hair金发
straight hairn. 直发
hair salon发廊
hair stylist发型设计师;美发师;美容师
古英语中的 hær 意为"头发,一根头发",源自原始日耳曼语的 *hēran(源自古萨克森语、古挪威语、古高地德语的 har,古弗里西亚语的 her,荷兰语和德语的 haar "头发"),可能源自 PIE 的 *ghers- "突出,竖起,尖起"(源自立陶宛语的 šerys "刚毛"; 参见 horror)。
拼写受到古挪威语的 har 和古英语的 haire "毛布"的影响,源自古法语的 haire,来自法兰克的 *harja 或其他日耳曼语源(参见上文)。Hair-dye 源自1803年。"变得熟悉"的 let one's hair down 首次记录于1850年。"以毒攻毒"的短语 hair of the dog(咬你的那个),即用引起疾病的同样事物来治疗,特别是在宴饮后的次日早晨喝一杯,这在英语中最早出现在1540年代,也可以在普林尼的作品中找到。
毛
毛
毛,发:为皮肤表面的附属物,由角质构成,呈细长纤维状,一般为毛(pili 〔NA〕),头颅部的粗而密者为发(capilli 〔NA〕)。毛由圆柱形的毛干和毛根构成,毛根被包在长颈瓶状的包囊内并深插至真皮及皮下组织。毛根的基部膨大形成毛球,毛球封包毛乳头并位于其上
毛发
Middle English, from Old English hǣr; akin to Old High German hār hair
The first known use of hair was before the 12th century
hairyadjective
bearing or covered with or as if with hair
made of or resembling hair
causing excitement (as from danger)
a hairy adventure
difficult to deal with or understand
a hairy math problem
hairdressernoun
a person who dresses or cuts hair
hairdonoun
a way of dressing a person's hair : coiffure
the very latest in hairdos
haircutnoun
the act or process of cutting and shaping the hair
hairdo
haircutnoun
the act or process of cutting and shaping the hair
hairdo
haircutnoun
the act or process of cutting and shaping the hair
hairdo
hairclothnoun
any of various stiff wiry fabrics especially of horsehair or camel hair used for upholstery or stiffening in garments
hairbrushnoun
a brush for the hair
hairnoun
a slender threadlike growth from the skin of an animalespecially: one that usually contains coloring and forms part of the characteristic coat of a mammal
a covering or growth of hairs of an animal or a body part
a tiny distance or amount
won by a hair
a threadlike structure that resembles hair
leaf hairs
hairnoun
a slender threadlike outgrowth of the epidermis of an animalespecially: one of the usually pigmented filaments that form the characteristic coat of a mammal
the hairy covering of an animal or a body partespecially: the coating of hairs on a human head
1 “Jews,” the magistrate said, and the hairs on Anya’s arms stood on end.
2 Fifi—who used to wear her hair in her trademark, two Indian braids that she pinned up in the heat like an Austrian milkmaid.
3 Surely her hair beneath her wimple is as yellow as the marguerite’s petals.
4 Susie has yellow hair, which I can tell she rolls and sets and then dishevels, and tips ash-blond at the ends.
5 Her hair turned gray since I last saw her.
6 His white hair was fine and thin as root hair and long enough to brush against the earthen floor.
7 It tickled the hairs on the back of my neck.
它挠得我后脖梗儿的绒毛直痒痒。
8 In Welch, the Pentecostal neighbors provided for her, and now in New York, with her long blond hair and wide blue eyes, she found various men who were willing to help out.
9 Her white hair stuck out in tufts all over her head.
10 Her enemy had a face: ugly dishwater eyes and cratered skin, with a few limp locks of hair floating around her cheeks.
11 His hair was always slicked down and scientifically parted in the middle.
12 She stuck three hairpins in her mouth, bunched up my hair to stuff it under the cap, and pinned everything in place.
13 Now,” said he, laying aside the rod, “prepare my hair.”
14 He crouched, skinny and filthy, his hair and beard overgrown and matted.
15 We both had short brown hair and bony elbows and the ability to stare without blinking.
16 He’s got blond hair, bright blue eyes, and a sprinkling of freckles on his nose.
17 My voice breaks awkwardly on the word cheese, and I duck my head, shielding my face behind a curtain of hair.
18 There were streaks of white in her hair, but the truly dreadful detail was that her mouth had fallen a little open, revealing nothing except a cavernous blackness.
19 A young guy with long hair and a big camera hanging around his neck jumped out of the driver’s side.
20 It made me brave, and I adjusted my arm so that it was a pillow under her head, so that all that soft hair could cover it like a web.
2 一发之差的
3 秃顶的
4 稍微
ratherish rather somewhat lightly marginally poco thought shade fraction tad trifle after a sort of a a bit of a in a sort a wee bit
5 一丝丝
6 发
fa file drive sound serve deal pass shoot frame vesicant trich- vesication take fond effulge run raise throw ring emit utter wreak
7 一点儿
mite dash seam dick DAB vestige iota bit inch somewhat fraction suspicion crumb mouthful farthing in the least bittock button hang grain molecule rap fig savor jot anything of
8 少量
few bit shade ounce handful scrap pinch mite dribble tot jot modesty whisker trifle sprinkling spatter modicum groat driblet stiver skosh
13 特征
diagnostic indicium thing point feature note character difference race mark cast attribute parameter characteristic signature texture dimension criterion impress strain patent stamp trait trademark accent distinction genius stigma modality specificity idiom earmark birthmark shtick salience lineament suchness
17 粗毛
18 毛状物
19 性质
-etic -ent qualitative qual. -ice quality kind property character nature touch sort behavior manner makeup temper tint temperament timbre belonging -sion
21 细弹簧
22 些许
any exiguous poco element inch trace Ray vein pinch lick rag savor jot whiff trifle vestige little red cent anything of some little littleness
25 极微小的空隙