Definition of short back and sides in English:

short back and sides

noun

British

A haircut in which the hair is cut short at the back and the sides.
〈英〉盖式发型（指脑后及两侧剪短的发型）
his hairdresser said tactfully that short back and sides was no longer an unquestioned good thing
Example sentencesExamples
- Police then described him as being well-spoken, aged between 30 and 40, with a short back and sides and light brown or blond hair.
- ‘Men still mostly want a short back and sides but I can do the shaved heads that some of them want as well,’ he said.
- The well-spoken white male, aged between 30 and 40, and around 5 feet 6 inches tall, with a short back and sides and light brown or blond hair.
- Instead, I give a trim and do the complete short back and sides in spring when there is enough new growth to keep things interesting.
- It's not a sensible short back and sides, but he's definitely had a good six inches off the end of his ponytail.
- Until recently long-haired men risked being picked off the street for an obligatory short back and sides.
- After all, as one of the wealthiest businessmen in New York surely he knows a barber who would give him a proper short back and sides.
- He already had the short back and sides and the mousy blonde hair.
- So now I pay $12 to a butcher in an alley for a neat short back and sides.
- Thankfully Eamon, sporting a short back and sides, was a rare sign of normality amid this world of mind-boggling hair sculpting.
- A health check means visiting the doctor's surgery, not casually flicking through Men's Health magazine, while waiting for a short back and sides.
- When I had my hair cut yesterday, I asked for short back and sides instead of a style cut.
- Asking Eileen Drewery for a short back and sides wasn't my best move.
- He was of slim to medium build with short back and sides and dark hair brushed forwards.
- I don't want anything fancy, just a simple short back and sides, but cut properly.
- ‘They always say ‘never again’ afterwards,’ attested Margaret as she reached for the mirror to let me bear witness to the short back and sides.

单词	short back and sides
释义	Definition of short back and sides in English: short back and sides noun British A haircut in which the hair is cut short at the back and the sides. 〈英〉盖式发型（指脑后及两侧剪短的发型） his hairdresser said tactfully that short back and sides was no longer an unquestioned good thing Example sentencesExamples Police then described him as being well-spoken, aged between 30 and 40, with a short back and sides and light brown or blond hair. ‘Men still mostly want a short back and sides but I can do the shaved heads that some of them want as well,’ he said. The well-spoken white male, aged between 30 and 40, and around 5 feet 6 inches tall, with a short back and sides and light brown or blond hair. Instead, I give a trim and do the complete short back and sides in spring when there is enough new growth to keep things interesting. It's not a sensible short back and sides, but he's definitely had a good six inches off the end of his ponytail. Until recently long-haired men risked being picked off the street for an obligatory short back and sides. After all, as one of the wealthiest businessmen in New York surely he knows a barber who would give him a proper short back and sides. He already had the short back and sides and the mousy blonde hair. So now I pay $12 to a butcher in an alley for a neat short back and sides. Thankfully Eamon, sporting a short back and sides, was a rare sign of normality amid this world of mind-boggling hair sculpting. A health check means visiting the doctor's surgery, not casually flicking through Men's Health magazine, while waiting for a short back and sides. When I had my hair cut yesterday, I asked for short back and sides instead of a style cut. Asking Eileen Drewery for a short back and sides wasn't my best move. He was of slim to medium build with short back and sides and dark hair brushed forwards. I don't want anything fancy, just a simple short back and sides, but cut properly. ‘They always say ‘never again’ afterwards,’ attested Margaret as she reached for the mirror to let me bear witness to the short back and sides.
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