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

• Illustrated newspapers covering the Haymarket bombing in 1886 in Chicago showed radicals wearing unkempt, tangled beards.
  从1886年芝加哥干草市场爆炸案当时的画报报道中可以看到，激进分子蓄着凌乱的、打着结的大胡子。
• Here are aged Moors with flowing white beards, and long white robes with vast cowls.
  这儿有批上年纪的摩尔人，白须飘拂，身穿白长袍，头顶大风兜。
• Look, all goats have beards.
  看，所有的山羊都有胡子。
• 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。
• '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。
• You know, little old men with red beards and yellow trousers.
  你知道，红胡须穿黄裤子的的老人。
• They had to obey the decree that beards be shaved off.
  他们只得服从剃光胡须的法令。
• Beards are popular among young men.
  蓄须在年轻人中很流行。
• Indeed, the beards modified their economic determinism in the1940s and gave greater play to the force of ideas and ideals than they had before.
  实际上，比尔德夫妇，在1940年代就已修正了他们的经济决定论的观点，而比之他们以前更多地看好思想与理想的力量。
• With beards and wigs and fake noses.
  戴着假胡子、假发、假鼻子。