beards

英 [bɪədz]

美 [bɪrdz]

n.  (人的)胡须，络腮胡子，髯; (动物的)颔毛，须
beard的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 胡须；胡子
  A man'sbeardis the hair that grows on his chin and cheeks.
  1. He's decided to grow a beard.
     他已经决定蓄胡子。
  2. ...Charlie's bushy black beard.
     查利乌黑浓密的胡须

双语例句

• Men wearing the short trousers and long beards associated with Wahhabism are subject to random security checks.
  那些和瓦哈比教有关系的，穿短裤，留长胡子的男人经常受到随机的安全检查。
• In succeeding decades, beards and mustaches all but disappeared.
  接下来几十年里，大小胡子都不见了。
• Indeed, beards became an emblem of bourgeois masculinity.
  事实上，络腮胡变成了一种中产阶级男性的标志。
• I find beards a real turn-off.
  我觉得胡子确实令人厌恶。
• He is wearing a brown fur coat. He has fourteen fingers, six beards and a pink nose.
  他穿着棕色的皮衣。他有14根手指，6根胡须和一个粉红色的鼻子。
• He grew beards in imitation of the actor.
  他为了模仿那个演员，蓄起了胡子。
• Beards can be uncomfortable, and they easily get nasty because they trap food.
  胡子也许不会太舒服，而且因为它们会阻碍进食等会容易变脏。
• Historically, beards in the boardroom have been a barometer of the relative vitality of capitalism and its critics.
  董事会上的络腮胡，在历史上一直是资本主义与其批判者的势力对比晴雨表。
• They had to obey the decree that beards be shaved off.
  他们只得服从剃光胡须的法令。
• 'Once there was less demand because facial hair was more political, but now mustaches and beards are more fashionable, and people want to look trendy,' she says.
  科克苏兹说：过去的需求没这么大，因为胡须更多是政治性的，但现在小胡子和大胡子都变得更加时尚起来，大家都想有一个时髦的外表。