mustachioed
mustachioed — 形容詞
- mustachioedpositive
- more mustachioedcomparative
- most mustachioedsuperlative
1. wearing a thick moustache on the upper lip, often a large one with curled or twi
留鬍子的
上唇蓄留濃密鬍鬚的
wearing a thick moustache on the upper lip, often a large one with curled or twisted ends
A mustachioed waiter in a black bow tie brought Constanza her glass of red wine.
一位留著八字鬍、繫著黑色領結的服務生，為 Constanza 端來了她那杯紅酒。
attributive use: mustachioed + person noun
Old photographs on the wall showed mustachioed soldiers standing stiffly beside their horses.
牆上的老照片裡，幾位留著鬍子的軍人僵硬地站在馬匹旁。
describing groups in historical photographs
Hugo dressed up as a mustachioed circus ringmaster for the school Halloween parade.
Hugo 在學校的萬聖節遊行上，打扮成一位留著翹鬍子的馬戲團團長。
The painting featured a tall, mustachioed gentleman holding a silver-tipped walking cane.
畫中是一位高大、留著鬍子的紳士，手裡握著一根銀頭手杖。
Quan laughed at the mustachioed villain on the cover of the old comic book.
Quan 看到舊漫畫封面上那個留著鬍子的反派，忍不住笑了出來。
- moustached
more neutral spelling variant; same meaning, slightly less stylised
- whiskered
broader: includes beards and side whiskers, not just the upper-lip hair
- bewhiskered
old-fashioned and literary; covers any facial hair, often comic
- clean-shaven
with no facial hair on the upper lip or chin
文法句型
mustachioed + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used attributively before a noun describing a person or a depiction of a person (a mustachioed waiter, a mustachioed face). Rare in modern conversation; common in literary, historical, or playful descriptions.