greying

英 [ˈɡreɪɪŋ]

美 [ˈɡreɪɪŋ]

adj.  (头发)灰白的，花白的
v.  变灰白; 变花白
grey的现在分词

现在分词：greying　

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柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 graying


• ADJ （头发）灰白的，花白的
  If someone hasgreyinghair, there is a lot of grey hair mixed with the person's natural colour.
  1. ...a stern woman with greying hair...
     头发花白的严厉女人
  2. He was a smallish, greying man, with a wrinkly face.
     他是一个满脸皱纹、头发灰白的小个子男人。

双语例句

• His greying hair was curly.
  他那慢慢要变苍白了的头发是卷曲着的。
• Zhang Tianming is a23-year-old college graduate from Kunming, southwest China, with spiky, prematurely greying hair and great sense of humour.
  张天明（音译）是一名23岁大学生，来自中国西南部的昆明，他的头发又短又直，过早地斑白了，人非常幽默。
• France had more babies in2006 than in any year in the past quarter century, capping a decade of rising fertility that has bucked Europe's greying trend.
  2006年，法国的新生儿数量自上世纪80年代以来首次创下历史新高，迎来了本世纪的第一次婴儿潮。法国近10年出生率的上涨有效地缓解了该国社会人口老龄化趋势。
• He gazed ruefully in the mirror at his greying locks.
  他凝视着镜中自己日见花白的头发，感慨岁月不待人。
• The reality is Japan has already been greying rapidly for the past 20 years, a period in which bond yields, far from rising, have fallen to the lowest levels in recorded history.
  事实上，过去20年日本已经在快速老龄化，但日本债券收益率在此期间非但没有上升，反而降至有记录以来的最低水平。
• I fear the conservative attitudes which accompany such a greying may suffocate initiative and stifle dynamism.
  我担心，伴随年老而来的保守态度，可能会扼杀主动性和活力。
• Originally, it was used to turn aged, greying hair back to it's youthful darker color.
  一开始，人们使用它是为了把花白的头发变得象年轻时一样乌黑。
• The greying of the British workforce dates back to around 2001, since when the proportion of older people working has nearly doubled.
  英国劳动力的老化得追溯到2001年，自那时起，年长工作者的比例已经几近加倍。
• His torso is still tight and lean but is marked with scars, and his boyish face is aged by wrinkles and greying hair.
  虽然身上的肌肉和疤痕依然清晰可见，但在那张年少的脸上已经布满了皱纹，白发爬上了头顶。
• Demographic change is another reason why the workforce is greying.
  人口变化是劳动力老龄化的又一原因。