Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Hair"s

A: To relax.

Vera: Patricia and Gina are going to a spa on Friday. Gina has been so stressed out lately.
Rob: Yeah, I have been telling her she needs to let her down more often and not work so much.

A: it means she is styling her hair

A: It means you need someone to cut your hair or repair your watch. The structure "have something done" is passive, where an object doesn't carry out any action but instead, being affected by someone's action (in this case, the barber/hairstylist or the horologist/watchmaker)

A: It means "I won't bother you anymore"

A: "Hair of the dog" is a short form of "The hair of the dog that bit you". It refers to a small drink of alcohol in order to ease a hangover, which is a set of physical symptoms (headache, nausea, light sensitivity, and more) that can result from excessive consumption of alcohol. For example, if a person drank too much vodka during a party at night, the next morning if they wake up with a hangover they might have a "Bloody Mary" (a drink with vodka in it) because a small amount of alcohol in the morning can temporarily stave off the effect of a hangover, though only temporarily.

A: I’ll try to give you some examples in different contexts:

Talking with a friend:
“I’m pretty hairy so I’m going to go for hair removal soon”

Talking with people at work:
(You probably would never do this 😅)
“I’ve scheduled a hair removal appointment for this weekend”

After successfully getting your hair removed:
“I just went for hair removal last weekend, it went pretty well”

After getting your hair removed, negative:
“I had a hair removal appointment yesterday, and it was terrible!”

As a side note; on the east coast of the United States I’ve only ever seen it referred to as “laser hair removal”. I’ve also seen “bikini waxing” and “Brazilian waxing” for women only.

A: I love your hair. Wow, your hair is amazing. Were did you got to get your hair done? What color are you going to dye your hair? I wish my hair was like that. I need a brush for my hair? Her hair looks weird. I hope this helps.

A: Have some of my home-made vodka.
Is it strong?
Of course. I'll pour you a glass. Here you go, that'll put hairs on your chest.

A: Its okay to let your hair down every now and again.

I don't have time to let my hair down there's just too much to do!

A: so by a hair would be used when something is really close. For example if you almost tied in a race, some people would say the other person won by a hair

A: Hair-splitting is a fondness for finding ever more subtle nuances of things, which is a good thing.
Nit-picking implies something negative, like always looking for faults in everything that everybody says and does.

A: Yes, long hair is longer than longish hair.
"Long-ish" means "kind of long"/ "sort of long"

A: "Fair hair" is quite vague. I think it includes blonde hair.

They are both a lighter colour.

I just checked in the dictionary and it says fair is blonde. : )

A: It is the same meaning, which means relax. Letting one's hair down is an idiom, like raining cats and dogs, take a rain check, etc. If someone asked me how I will spend my weekend, I will tell them I am just going to relax at home. Letting your hair down is mostly used when someone is restless in a happy situation and u just wanna ask them to relax. "Just let your hair down and enjoy the movie"

A: "Black hair" is the darkest shade of hair humanly possible! In contrast, "dark hair" covers a wide range of hair colors that have a "dark shade". However, the term "dark hair" by itself is usually used to refer to black/dark brown hair.

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A: *I like blonde hair so much. In Mexico, it's so weird to have that kind of hair and also my kind of eyes ahaha. I'm a lucky guy

Hope this helps~

A: I had my hair cut by the barber

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A: "I got my hair done short today."

"I went to get my hair cut short today."

"I got the hairdresser to cut off most of my hair today!"

A: You can say instead: I want to get a hair cut. OR: I want to get my hair cut.

A: Wearing hair in braids is old fashioned.

A: Could you have my hair colored the same color as my brows？
That would be good if it make them brighter than last time I had it colored.
眉毛も髪色に合わせて染めてくれませんか？
前回より明るめの色が助かります。

The first sentence sounds good. In the second sentence, you want to say “...if it makes them brighter...”. Just add an “s” to “make” and you should be good. :)

A: "I really hate the rain." "when it rains, the volume of my hair gets fuller because I had my hair curled recently."

A: I dye my hair colour at salon and later went to McDonald hangout with my girlfriend. We watched Korean drama and played game together. We had good time together.