makeover如何读

英:[ˈmeɪkəʊvə(r)]

美:[ˈmeɪkoʊvər]

makeover是什么意思

  • n.外表的大变化;彻底改变

makeover自然拼读

make·o·ver

meIk o vr

makeover变形

复数:makeovers

makeover英英释义

noun

an act or instance of making overespecially: a changing of a person's appearance (as by the use of cosmetics or a different hairstyle) The contest winner gets a professional makeover and photoshoot.

a makeover of the tax system

verb

transitive verb

to transfer the title of (property)

remake, remodel, redesign

made the whole house over

reform sense 1

makeover词源中文解释

“改变一个人的外观”,特别指通过发型和化妆,于1981年作为 make-over 出现,源于1690年代的“重新制作,重建”的意思中的短语 make over; 这个短语由 make (动词)和 over (副词)组成。在“转让所有权,传递”的意义上, Make over 最早于1540年代被记录。

makeover词源英文解释

The first known use of makeover was in 1546

makeover儿童词典英英释义

maladroitadjective

awkward sense 2, clumsy

maladjustmentnoun

poor or faulty adjustment

maladjustedadjective

not well adjusted especially to one's environment

socially maladjusted persons

makingnoun

the act of forming, causing, doing, or coming into being

spots problems in the making

a process or means of advancement or success

material from which something can be developed : potentiality—often used in pluralhas the makings of a great quarterback

there is the making of a racehorse in this colt

plural the materials from which something can be made

makingnoun

the act of forming, causing, doing, or coming into being

spots problems in the making

a process or means of advancement or success

material from which something can be developed : potentiality—often used in pluralhas the makings of a great quarterback

there is the making of a racehorse in this colt

plural the materials from which something can be made

makeup1 of 2noun

the way the parts or elements of something are put together : composition

the makeup of a newspaper

any of various cosmetics (as lipstick or powder)

materials (as wigs or cosmetics) used in making up too young to wear makeup

put on makeup for a play

make up2 of 2verb

to form by fitting together or assembling make up a train

make up a suit

compose sense 1b

chapters make up a book

to make good for something lacking or for a loss or injury

decide sense 3, settle

made up my mind to go

to create from the imagination : invent

make up a story

to set in order

rooms are made up daily

to become friendly again

they fought and made up

to put on costumes or makeup (as for a play)

made up as a clown

to apply cosmetics to

makeshiftnoun

a temporary replacement : substitute

makernoun

one that makes: as

capitalized god sense 1

a person who signs a promissory note

make oververb

to transfer the title of

made the estate over to his sister

remake, remodel

made the whole house over

reform entry 1 sense 1

makeover 例句

1 The piano player was probably shooting eyes darts at him only to see them get deflected by his freshly done makeover and spray-on tan.

2 For “Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party”   is as much as an odd couple culinary vaudeville act at as it is an image makeover for both the rap mogul and the domesticity empress.

3 They make a stab at recreating it before also tackling partridge, wood pigeon and Aylesbury duckling, which they give an Indian makeover.

4 All The Avengers did was to earn more in three days than last year’s or Captain America, or the 2003 Hulk movie or its or 2008 makeover, had amassed in its entire domestic run.

5 "But then, on the night of the prom, he has a makeover, takes off his glasses, does a hair flick"—which he demonstrated—"and suddenly...Ya salam! He's stunningly gorgeous! Who knew?"

6 “I heard all about this rally some kids whipped up. I’m guessing that’s you and your friends. But what if I offered you atop-of-the-line Crock-pot or a new bedspread or a whole room makeover?”

7 Coaching clients, who pay $10,000 and up for a program called “Dating Refresh,” get four months of help curating their online profiles and winnowing suitors, plus a makeover and photo shoot.

8 Even the ballads are given makeovers so that the energy level doesn't sag: If I Were A Boy is rendered, a little improbably, as a medley with a cover of the Verve's Bittersweet Symphony.

9 But that was only part of the makeover.

但这仅仅是改进的一部分。

10 Others wondered if she had been hacked, while some thought the country-turned-pop star might be planning an image makeover.

11 Christina : Aahh ! Libeck, I think we need to have a total makeover.

克里斯蒂娜: 啊 哈,莉比克, 我想我们需要来个根本上的重新造型.

12 I knew exactly how he felt: a temperamental 80s pop star and another property makeover show are both things I can easily do without too.

13 And now, thanks to a multimillion-dollar makeover by Major Food Group, the space dazzles anew.

14 The Asian connection is crucial to the current makeover.

15 Chantal only shakes her head as if she disapproves of the whole makeover.

16 Fortunately, the Hollywood makeover couldn’t hijack Adele’s instincts as a vocalist.

17 If this trip was going to include makeovers, maybe I’d underestimated fishing.

18 He said the resonant conga beat that drives “Javelin Unlanding” lent itself to a dub makeover.

19 Albert Brooks joins the excellent cast, with Mary-Louise Parker's Nancy both exhilarated and terrified by her choices, and Elizabeth Perkins getting a less than flattering makeover in prison.

20 The ceremony will be the first awards show to broadcast from the Forum since it reopened earlier this year after a $100-million makeover by Madison Square Garden Co.

makeover 同义词

1 美容

facial

2 改头换面

camouflage

12 重做

remake redo

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