baby-faced
baby-faced — 形容詞
1. having a face that is round and smooth, making you look much younger than your r
娃娃臉的
臉部圓潤、看起來年輕
having a face that is round and smooth, making you look much younger than your real age
Despite being 45, Yael has a baby-faced appearance that often surprises new colleagues.
儘管已經45歲，Yael 的娃娃臉外表常常讓新同事感到驚訝。
compound adjective before noun: baby-faced appearance
The baby-faced police officer looked too young to be handling such a serious case.
那位娃娃臉的警察看起來太年輕，不像在處理這麼重大的案件。
attributive use with a role noun
Sumin's baby-faced features made shopkeepers doubt she was old enough to drive.
Sumin 那張娃娃臉讓店家懷疑她還沒到可以開車的年紀。
With his round cheeks and smooth skin, Karim still looked baby-faced well into his thirties.
Karim 圓潤的臉頰和光滑的肌膚讓他在三十多歲時看起來仍然像個娃娃臉。
predicative: look + baby-faced
The actor's baby-faced charm helped him land the role of a high-school student.
那位演員的娃娃臉魅力讓他順利飾演高中生角色。
- baby-faced + appearance / features / look / charm / officer / actor
- youthful-looking
more general — describes the whole person, not just the face
- fresh-faced
suggests healthy, clean skin rather than a round shape specifically
- young-looking
broader — can describe any aspect of appearance, not just facial features
- mature-looking
describes someone who appears older than their age
文法句型
baby-faced + noun
be/look + baby-faced