hairdresser / ˈhɛərˌdrɛs ər /

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hairdresser 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a person who arranges or cuts hair.
  2. Chiefly British. barber.

hairdresser 近义词

n. 名词 noun

hair stylist

hairdresser 的近义词 5

更多hairdresser例句

  1. He hung out with Ashton Kutcher, dabbled in Kabbalah and often traveled in a signature Range Rover with an entourage that included his personal hairdresser and surf coach.
  2. Aspiring as a girl to be a hairdresser, she had enrolled in La Scala’s dance school at age 9 or 10 only on the insistence of family friends who observed in her a natural elegance.
  3. I started to write things, such as "Mary Jones, address, phone number and my hairdresser."
  4. It was my mother’s hairdresser who started me out with a few reddish-brown highlights.
  5. Neewer’s ring light is a favorite of makeup artists and hairdressers, especially those who use Instagram live, where photoshop and other editing tricks aren’t possible.
  6. "This is a girl who's mom was a hairdresser," the friend said.
  7. People she never met, including a hairdresser who claimed her as a customer, were quoted as friends of hers, Kelley says.
  8. Her hairdresser in Malibu filled her in, and after studying every episode she was “hooked, line and sinker,” and signed on.
  9. However, to find the proper doctor, dentist and hairdresser took some time.
  10. I believe that one should have a personal doctor, a dentist, a hairdresser, and, of course, a trusted bookstore.
  11. That should at least have saved you a bill with your hairdresser.
  12. James Daniel, wig-maker and hairdresser also operates on the teeth, a business so necessary in this city.
  13. She then told Nancy that she worked in a hairdresser's shop down Broadway, "mostly fixing nails."
  14. They went to a hairdresser, who cut their very thick hair and tied it with broad black ribbon.
  15. For some time after the statue had ceased to give signs of life, the hairdresser remained gaping, incapable of thought or action.