dandruff
dandruff — 名詞
1. tiny white flakes of old skin cells that come off the scalp and gather among str
頭皮屑
頭皮自然脫落的細小白屑
tiny white flakes of old skin cells that come off the scalp and gather among strands of hair or land on clothing
Hana brushed dark flakes of dandruff off the shoulders of her navy-blue coat.
Hana 把她深藍外套肩膀上的深色頭皮屑拍掉了。
collocation: brush dandruff off [surface]
Oluwaseun started using a special shampoo to clear up his bad dandruff.
Oluwaseun 開始用一款特殊洗髮精來改善嚴重的頭皮屑。
collocation: clear up dandruff
Dimitri felt shy when the barber pointed out dandruff on his scalp.
當理髮師指出頭皮屑時,Dimitri 覺得很不好意思。
The white flakes of dandruff on Beatriz's dark shirt were easy to see.
Beatriz 深色上衣上的白色頭皮屑很容易被看見。
Tariq found that washing his hair every other day helped reduce his dandruff.
Tariq 發現每隔一天洗一次頭有助於減少頭皮屑。
- scurf
formal or medical term for dandruff; much less common in everyday speech
- scalp flakes
descriptive phrase often used on product labels or in casual explanation
文法句型
dandruff is uncountable; never used as 'a dandruff' or 'dandruffs'
用法筆記
Frequently appears in noun-compound form before another noun, e.g. dandruff shampoo, dandruff flakes, dandruff problem. Subject is usually a person (have / get dandruff) or the dandruff itself (dandruff falls / shows / collects).