hairdo

英 [ˈheəduː]

美 [ˈherduː]

n.  (女子)发式，发型

复数：hairdos　

TEM8

BNC.33406 / COCA.16640

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 发式;发型
  Ahairdois the style in which your hair has been cut and arranged.
  1. How do you like my new hairdo?
     你觉得我的新发型怎么样？
  2. ...a teenager with a punk hairdo.
     留着朋克头的少年

英英释义

noun

• the arrangement of the hair (especially a woman's hair)
  Synonym:hairstylehair stylecoiffurecoif

双语例句

• Her hairdo is about the same as her sister's.
  她的发型和她姐姐的差不多。
• You know what? I think you're old enough to have a new hairdo.
  知道吗？我想你已经长大了，该换个发式了。
• She has a new hairdo.
  她的头发样式很新。
• Because I may just have to go get a hero hairdo of my own, and steal your thunder.
  因为我可能不得不戴上大英雄的光环，盖过你的光辉。
• I like your outfit and hairdo!
  你的衣服和发型真好看！
• How do you like my new hairdo?
  你觉得我的新发型怎么样？
• I have a new hairdo.
  我剪了一个新发型。
• The clothes and the hairdo are a superficial sign of a deeper urge to be identical.
  他们的服装和发型都说明他们在内心强烈求同。
• A Japanese hair salon is rewriting the meaning of cutting edge after taking fashion inspiration from the humble tomato: stylist Hiro has designed a hairdo called Ripe Tomatoes.
  日本一家发廊从毫不起眼的番茄身上获得了时尚灵感，改写了前沿的定义：造型师Hiro设计了一款熟番茄发型。
• I would like a casual hairdo for sightseeing.
  我要做一个适于观光的临时发型。