stache

IPA/stæʃ/
IPA/stæʃ/

stache — noun

1. an informal word for the hair that grows above a person's upper lip

1.名詞B2
釋義

an informal word for the hair that grows above a person's upper lip

例句

Asher shaved his stache before the wedding photos last weekend.

shave + possessive + stache

The barber trimmed Lakan's stache into a thin line above his lip.

trim + possessive + stache

同義詞
  • moustache

    the full standard form, especially common in British spelling and careful writing

  • mustache

    the American spelling of the full standard form

反義詞
  • clean-shaven

    describes a face with no visible beard or moustache

文法句型

grow a stache

shave/trim a stache

fake stache

用法筆記

Strongly informal and often playful in tone. In formal writing, barbering guides, or product descriptions, the full form 'moustache' is usually preferred.

常見錯誤

❌The police report said the man had a thick stache.
✅The police report said the man had a thick moustache.
💡'stache' sounds too casual for formal or official writing.
❌He stroked the stache on his chin.
✅He stroked the beard on his chin.
💡'stache' only refers to hair above the upper lip, not hair on the chin.