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exfoliate 的 2 个定义
ex·fo·li·at·ed, ex·fo·li·at·ing.
- to throw off in scales, splinters, etc.
- to remove the surface of in scales or laminae.
ex·fo·li·at·ed, ex·fo·li·at·ing.
- to throw off scales or flakes; peel off in thin fragments: The bark of some trees exfoliates.
- Geology. to split or swell into a scaly aggregate, as certain minerals when heated.to separate into rudely concentric layers or sheets, as certain rocks during weathering.
- Medicine/Medical. to separate and come off in scales, as scaling skin or any structure separating in flakes.
exfoliate 近义词
peel
exfoliate 的近义词 5 个
更多exfoliate例句
- “Our skin cells naturally exfoliate on their own,” said Chicago-based dermatologist Caroline Robinson.
- Because it’s easy to over-exfoliate at home, some dermatologists prefer in-office treatments, seeing the latter as a controlled burn compared with a wildfire.
- When we exfoliate, we use hydroxy acids and enzymes to break the bonds that hold the cells together, which is what we don’t want.
- While, again, exfoliating your body isn’t necessary, Hirsh said hands, feet and sometimes arms and legs can benefit from regular exfoliation.
- There is no soil, but those towels are contaminated with dead skin cells that the towel has exfoliated.
- “I enjoy dating beardy blokes because you get to kiss and exfoliate at the same time,” she quips to The Daily Beast.
- The loch having been drained away, we proceeded to exfoliate the crannog.
- A layer of the exposed surface of bone will probably exfoliate, and the wound granulate and become closed without further trouble.