depilate

IPA/dˈɛpɪlˌeɪt/
IPA/dˈɛpᵻlˌeɪt/

depilate — 動詞

  • depilatepresent simple I / you / we / they
  • depilates3rd person singular
  • depilating-ing form
  • depilatedpast simple

1. to take hair off a part of the body or an animal's skin, especially in formal, m

1.動詞及物C2
釋義

除毛

把身體某部位毛髮去除

to take hair off a part of the body or an animal's skin, especially in formal, medical, or beauty-treatment use

例句

Before the skin test, Femi depilated a small patch on one forearm.

做皮膚測試前，Femi 先在一側前臂上除毛一小塊。

formal: depilate + body area

At the salon, Ava asked the technician to depilate her upper lip.

Ava 在沙龍裡請美容師替上唇除毛。

beauty treatment: depilate + upper lip

常見搭配
  • depilate the area
  • depilate the upper lip
  • depilate before surgery
  • depilate a patch of skin
同義詞
  • shave

    usually means cutting hair at skin level with a razor

  • wax

    means removing hair by pulling it out with wax

  • epilate

    technical word that often stresses removing hair from the root

文法句型

depilate + body part

depilate + animal/body area

用法筆記

Mostly used in formal, medical, or beauty-treatment contexts. In ordinary conversation, English speakers usually say shave, wax, or remove hair instead.

常見錯誤

I depilated this morning before work.
I shaved this morning before work.
in everyday English, 'depilate' sounds technical; people usually say 'shave' for routine personal care.

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常用片語

  • depilate the area
  • depilate before surgery
  • depilate the upper lip