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You have to remember they have had hair and make-up and styling.If he was 20 years older than her, no one would turn a hair.The other had brown hair and brown eyes.The soundtrack alone makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end.They suit pale skin and dark hair best.Thought of it makes my hair stand on end!Teacher friends say they can count their female pupils with short hair on the fingers of one hand.Being overweight is the biggest concern, followed by hair loss and body shape worries.You have to remember they have had hair and make-up and styling.If he was 20 years older than her, no one would turn a hair.Not being allowed to have any body hair.Female players stick to either very long or very short hair.We need some hair of the dog.She had dark hair pulled roughly back and a noticeably bad complexion.My hair turned a strange shade of green.The rain keeps her hair in place.Where ancient myths and spellbinding tales will set your imagination alight and your hair on end.Her blonde hair is tied up in a simple ponytail.My fine hair felt healthier and more manageable after the first wash.There are five different kits that will help hair grow stronger and thicker.How do you feel about body hair?He has brown hair and cruel eyes.This was the hair of the dog cure.It was also a relief to get my hair back again.His hair turned grey almost overnight and he wondered how they would bounce back.She also had locks of hair placed in her hand.This will add shine and protect the ends of the hair when blow drying.The fine hairs stood up on the back of her neck as she endured the sensation of threat and retribution.They have the same dark hair, the same eyebrows and the same facial features.The hair and make-up is pretty dowdy too.If the hair was cut short on top, it seemed to stand up on its own.She had wigs prepared so as to limit her hair and make-up time.

In other languages
hair

British English: hair /hɛə/ NOUN
Your hair is the mass of fine thread-like strands that grow on your head.
I wash my hair every night.
  • American English: hair
  • Arabic: شَعْر
  • Brazilian Portuguese: cabelo
  • Chinese: 头发
  • Croatian: kosa
  • Czech: vlasy
  • Danish: hår
  • Dutch: haar
  • European Spanish: pelo
  • Finnish: karva
  • French: cheveux
  • German: Haar
  • Greek: μαλλιά
  • Italian: capelli
  • Japanese:
  • Korean: 머리카락
  • Norwegian: hår
  • Polish: włosy
  • European Portuguese: cabelo
  • Romanian: păr
  • Russian: волосы
  • Latin American Spanish: pelo
  • Swedish: hår
  • Thai: ผม
  • Turkish: saç
  • Ukrainian: волосся
  • Vietnamese: tóc

All related terms of 'hair'

Chinese translation of 'hair'

hair

(hɛəʳ)

n (u/c)

  1. (human)
    1. (on head) 头(頭)发(髮) (tóufa)
    2. (on body) 汗毛 (hànmáo)
    3. (= single strand) 毛发(髮) (máofà) (, gēn)
  2. (c/u) (animal on body, single strand) 毛毛 (máomao)
  3. (c) (on plants and insects) 绒(絨)毛 (róngmáo)
    to do one's hair 梳头(頭) (shūtóu)
    to have or get one's hair done (styled) 打理头(頭)发(髮) (dǎlǐ tóufa)
    to have or get one's hair cut 剪头(頭)发(髮) (jiǎn tóufa)
    by a hair's breadth (fig) 极(極)端的距离(離) (jíduān de jùlí)
    to let one's hair down (fig) 放松(鬆)一点(點) (fàngsōng yīdiǎn)
    to make sb's hair stand on end (fig) 使某人毛骨悚然 (shǐ mǒurén máo gǔ sǒngrán)
    not a hair out of place 衣着(著)一丝(絲)不乱(亂) (yīzhuó yī sī bù luàn)
    he didn't turn a hair 泰然处(處)之 (tàirán chǔzhī)
    to get in sb's hair 惹恼(惱)某人 (rěnǎo mǒurén)

All related terms of 'hair'

(noun) 
Definition
a mass of such outgrowths, such as on a person's head or an animal's body
a girl with long blonde hair
Synonyms
locks
mane
tresses
shock
a very old priest with a shock of white hair
mop
He was dark-eyed with a mop of tight curls.
head of hair

idioms

See by a hair
See get in someone's hair
See let your hair down
See make someone's hair stand on end
See not turn a hair
See split hairs

related words

related mania trichomania

figurative note

Hair has long been a focus of care and attention for humans, even seen as our `crowning glory'. The extended meanings and idioms involving hair tend to refer either to the physical appearance of hair or the emotions. A hair describes a very small amount or distance in the expression by a hair ('s breadth), meaning `very close', which is also like the phrase by a whisker. Physical fineness of hair is also referenced in the expression split hairs whereby petty distinctions are made. Other expressions with hair allude to emotional states, such as get in your hair meaning `annoy'. The idea that emotions can affect the hair has its foundation in fact in that cold, fear, and shock cause body hair to erect, literally hair-raising or making your hair stand on end. In olden times, the elaborate hairdressing of ladies and gentlemen in public meant that they would only let their hair down in private, thus the meaning of relaxing, or becoming confidential, developed.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of mop
Definition
a thick untidy mass of hair
He was dark-eyed with a mop of tight curls.
Synonyms
mane,
shock,
mass,
tangle,
mat,
thatch
in the sense of shock
Definition
a thick bushy mass of hair
a very old priest with a shock of white hair
Synonyms
mass,
head,
mop,
tangle,
cascade,
thatch,
mane

Synonyms of 'hair'

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