layered
/ˈleɪ.əd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈleɪ.ɚd/ (ame, ipa)
layered — adjective
- layeredpositive
- more layeredcomparative
- most layeredsuperlative
1. made of several visible levels or pieces, with each part lying above or below th
made of several visible levels or pieces, with each part lying above or below the next
Salma stacked layered blankets on the shelf above the washing machine.
physical objects arranged in visible layers
The cake arrived with layered sponge, cream, and fresh strawberries.
Workers lifted the layered rock samples from the side of the hill.
Ada folded the layered paper screens back into the storage box.
- stacked
suggests things placed one above another, often without stressing thin separate levels
- stratified
more technical, especially for rock, soil, or social groupings
- flat
describes something without raised or separate levels
用法筆記
Often describes food, cloth, paper, rock, or other things whose separate levels can be seen clearly.
2. having several connected meanings, feelings, or parts, so it feels rich rather t
having several connected meanings, feelings, or parts, so it feels rich rather than simple
Greta gave a layered answer that mixed humor, anger, and regret.
figurative use with several emotional levels
The director wanted a layered villain, not a simple movie monster.
Yuna's essay offers a layered view of family duty and freedom.
Tendai built a layered lesson that linked history, music, and migration.
- one-dimensional
suggests only one obvious quality, with no deeper levels
用法筆記
Common with nouns such as character, discussion, answer, or performance when several meanings or emotions work together.
3. cut in steps, with shorter pieces lying over longer hair to create shape and mov
cut in steps, with shorter pieces lying over longer hair to create shape and movement
Lien asked for layered hair to frame the face more softly.
hair style with shorter sections over longer hair
The stylist brushed Jenna's layered bob away from the eyes.
After the cut, Diego's layered fringe looked lighter and easier to dry.
Tanvi wore the layered haircut loose for the graduation photo.
- textured
often broader; can describe the effect of the cut without naming the stepped lengths
- blunt-cut
describes hair cut to one main length rather than in stepped sections
用法筆記
Used specifically for hairstyles where the top sections are shorter than the hair underneath.