manicure

manicure — 名詞

IPA/ˈmænɪkjʊə(r)/
KK[mˈænɪkjɚ]IPA/ˈmænɪkjʊr/
  • manicuresingular
  • manicuresplural

1. a beauty treatment in which a person's hands are cared for and their fingernails

1.名詞B1
釋義

美甲;護甲

修剪與美化手指甲及手部肌膚的美容療程

a beauty treatment in which a person's hands are cared for and their fingernails are cut, shaped, and often coloured to look neat and attractive

例句

Heather booked a manicure at the new salon on Elm Street for Saturday morning.

Heather 預約了週六早上在 Elm 街那家新沙龍做美甲。

book + a manicure (collocation for scheduling)

A full manicure usually includes shaping the nails, pushing back the cuticles, and applying a top coat.

全套美甲通常包含修型、推甘皮以及上一層表層油。

full manicure + describes typical steps

常見搭配
  • get a manicure
  • have a manicure
  • book a manicure
  • French manicure
  • manicure appointment
  • manicure set
同義詞
  • nail care

    broader term that includes washing, filing, and moisturising at home, not necessarily a professional service

  • hand treatment

    less common; puts more focus on the skin of the hands than on the nails

  • manicuring

    refers to the process or activity rather than a booked appointment

文法句型

have/get + a manicure

book/schedule + a manicure

常見錯誤

I went to get a manicure treatment.
I went to get a manicure.
'manicure' already describes the treatment; adding 'treatment' is redundant.
She gave herself a home manicure by herself.
She gave herself a manicure at home.
'by herself' is unnecessary; 'gave herself a manicure' already implies she did it alone.

manicure — 動詞

IPA/ˈmæn.ɪ.kjʊər/
KK[mˈænɪkjɚ]IPA/ˈmæn.ə.kjʊr/

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • get a manicure
  • have a manicure
  • French manicure
  • manicure and pedicure
  • manicure treatment