• adj. 多毛的；[昆] 有粗毛的

來自拉丁語hirsutus,多毛的，粗糙的，詞源同hair.

hirsute (adj.)

"hairy," 1620s, from Latin hirsutus "rough, shaggy, bristly," figuratively "rude, unpolished," related to hirtus "shaggy," and possibly to horrere "to bristle with fear," from PIE *ghers-tu-, from root *ghers- "to bristle" (see horror).

1. Men also have hair dryers and, if they suffer from baldness, they use a growth stimulator, buy hairpieces, or have hair transplanted from the hirsute part of the scalp to the bare areas.

男士也有他們的吹風(fēng)機(jī),而且如果他們禿頂?shù)脑? 還會用毛發(fā)生長劑 、 買假發(fā), 或者把頭發(fā)從密集的地方移植到謝頂?shù)牡胤?

來自《簡明英漢詞典》

2. He was wearing shorts which showed his long, muscular, hirsute legs.

他穿著短褲，露出自己強(qiáng)壯多毛的長腿。

來自辭典例句

3. You're looking very hirsute, Richard are you growing a beard?

理查德,瞧你一臉的胡子--是不是在留胡子了?

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