pock-marked
pock-marked — 名詞
1. a small, round hollow or scar on the skin that remains after a disease such as s
痘疤；麻點
疾病癒後皮膚留下的凹痕
a small, round hollow or scar on the skin that remains after a disease such as smallpox or severe acne has healed
The old photograph showed a soldier with deep pockmarks covering both cheeks.
那張老照片顯示一名士兵的雙頰滿是深深的痘疤。
pockmarks covering [body part]
Astrid's dermatologist said laser treatment could reduce the pockmarks on her chin.
Astrid 的皮膚科醫生說雷射治療可以淡化她下巴上的痘疤。
reduce pockmarks with treatment
Smallpox survivors from the nineteenth century often had pockmarks on their faces and arms.
十九世紀的天花倖存者臉上和手臂上常留有麻點。
Nia tried several types of foundation to hide the pockmarks on her forehead.
Nia 試了好幾種粉底來遮住額頭上的痘疤。
文法句型
pockmark + on/in + body part
用法筆記
The singular form is pockmark. This noun appears most often in the plural because pockmarks typically occur in groups.
常見錯誤
pock-marked — 動詞
- pock-markedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- pock-markeds3rd person singular
- pock-markeding-ing form
- pock-markededpast simple
1. to make a surface full of small hollow marks or scars, often damaging its appear
使留疤；弄凹
使表面滿是凹痕或疤痕
to make a surface full of small hollow marks or scars, often damaging its appearance
Chickenpox had pockmarked the child's face with deep scars that took months to fade.
水痘在孩子的臉上留下了許多深深的坑疤，好幾個月才淡化。
pockmarked [body part] with [marks]
Decades of acid rain pockmarked the old limestone statue in the town square.
幾十年的酸雨讓鎮上廣場的那座石灰岩雕像變得坑坑洞洞。
passive: [surface] was pockmarked by [cause]
The iron gate was pockmarked with rust after fifty years of coastal weather.
那座鐵門經過五十年的濱海氣候，已經鏽蝕得坑坑洞洞。
The old wooden table was pockmarked with burn marks from years of hot pans.
那張舊木桌被熱鍋燙凹，留下了深淺不一的燒焦痕跡。
- smooth
to make a surface even and free of marks
文法句型
pockmark + object + with + marks
用法筆記
The base form is pockmark (third person: pockmarks; past: pockmarked; present participle: pockmarking). This verb is most common in the past-participle form pockmarked, which often functions as an adjective.