sunburn 的 2 个定义
- inflammation of the skin caused by overexposure to the sun or a sunlamp.
sun·burned or sun·burnt, sun·burn·ing.
- to affect or be affected with sunburn: An hour in the sun sunburned me severely. I sunburn easily.
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- UVA light causes wrinkles and other markers of aging, while UVB light is the primary cause of sunburn.
- To make matters worse, alcohol also makes your skin more vulnerable to sunburn.
- As the summer amps us up and we crave fun, but maybe not the kind that causes sunburn, it’s mostly a list of really entertaining things you might have missed that I think you should catch up on.
- Just because you may not see a sunburn doesn’t mean your skin is damage-free.
- From acne scars to sunburns, everything can present differently in skin of color, so we’re going to help you find a dermatologist who gets it and give you a few questions you should ask at your next appointment.
- The SunSprite has a UV sensor, which warns you when the rays get intense enough to cause sunburn.
- Here's one way to avoid a sunburn: wear a Face-Kini next time you're on the beach.
- His complexion was so reddened and darkened by sunburn that his untanned forehead looked unnaturally white and delicate.
- His teeth were clenched; his face, through the sunburn, livid; the blue of his eyes seemed to have faded into an ashen grey.
- The other had gone quite white, or at any rate as white as his bronze sunburn would allow.
- Bart wondered, suddenly and worriedly, about the effects of green sunburn on his chemically altered skin tone.
- His nose was peeled from sunburn, but his round and rubicund face fairly oozed good humour.