Definition of fair-haired in English:

fair-haired

adjective fɛːˈhɛːdˈfɛr ˈˌhɛ(ə)rd

1Having light-coloured hair.
金发的
Example sentencesExamples
- The fair-haired tot cannot walk and has a limited range of movement.
- But the most precious thing was the picture record of fair-haired Lydia's first months.
- Sitting in Verney's pavilion, he saw, walking on the sea-front, a fair-haired young lady of medium height, wearing a beret; a white Pomeranian dog was running behind her.
- Before the glittering store windows pose lovely, fair-haired Creoles of nearly pure Spanish decent, and stunning mestizas with rich auburn hair and glowing cinnamon complexions.
- Out of it stepped a fair-haired blonde woman with long curly locks and warm smile, she was what one might call beautiful.
- He will have noted the height, build, and general appearance of the two men: one was fat, middle-aged, and bald and had a scar over his left eye; the other younger, fair-haired, more athletic, and had a moustache.
- On the other hand, there are blue-eyed, fair-haired Arabs in the Levant, presumably descendants of the Crusaders.
- She was a fair-haired, quiet young woman and later toured the country, being welcomed by crowds and signing photos.
- Children - some fair-haired with blue eyes reminding us that parts of Syria were occupied by the Crusaders - clamber over the ruins; a few French tourists drink mint tea.
- The fair-haired policeman, who had been sitting with a finger under his ear, stroking his chin, said no, he thought that covered everything.
- In front of me to my left, and facing me almost full-on but not quite: a handsome, lightly muscular man, fair-haired, quite craggy looking, in an olive green vest, and all on his own.
- Idris, 76, who grew up in Pontypool in south Wales, is pictured as a fair-haired eight year-old.
- While Jonze is fair-haired and pencil-thin, affecting a grungy skater-look, the 45-year-old Kaufman has the air of a bookworm.
- ‘Five years ago, about 80 percent of our covers featured fair-haired blue-eyed women, even though they represented a minority,’ Wells said.
- ‘I am not a philosopher or a thinker, I am just a novelist,’ says the fair-haired, soft-spoken author, firm despite his hesitant English.
- What an interesting pair they must have made - Love tall and fair-haired and Barrett quite the opposite, brown-haired and squat.
- The pickpocket was described as being white, fair-haired, in his early 20s and was wearing blue jeans, a blue jacket and a baseball cap.
- He was wiry fair-haired, burned by the sun, and about my age.
- When Ripley was eight years old, she was the fair-haired little girl who played Jemima.
- They're akin to the licence granted the king's fair-haired courtiers in the Middle Ages.
Synonyms
light-haired, golden-haired, tow-headed
2North American (of a person) favourite; cherished.
〈北美〉（人）最受喜爱的，得宠的
the critics' fair-haired boy of the moment
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘I used to be their fair-haired boy,’ he now says.
- Weaver was no longer the fair-haired boy of the city elite.
- In a recent interview Kinnie figured that the fix was in with this one, naming Michael Buble as the industry fair-haired boy.
- Henry and Co. push the envelope, but by and large, Selig treats them like fair-haired boys, looking the other way when they test the rules.
Synonyms
blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde

Definition of fair-haired in US English:

fair-haired

adjectiveˈfɛr ˈˌhɛ(ə)rdˈfer ˈˌhe(ə)rd

1Having light-colored hair.
金发的
Example sentencesExamples
- What an interesting pair they must have made - Love tall and fair-haired and Barrett quite the opposite, brown-haired and squat.
- On the other hand, there are blue-eyed, fair-haired Arabs in the Levant, presumably descendants of the Crusaders.
- But the most precious thing was the picture record of fair-haired Lydia's first months.
- Idris, 76, who grew up in Pontypool in south Wales, is pictured as a fair-haired eight year-old.
- Before the glittering store windows pose lovely, fair-haired Creoles of nearly pure Spanish decent, and stunning mestizas with rich auburn hair and glowing cinnamon complexions.
- He will have noted the height, build, and general appearance of the two men: one was fat, middle-aged, and bald and had a scar over his left eye; the other younger, fair-haired, more athletic, and had a moustache.
- Out of it stepped a fair-haired blonde woman with long curly locks and warm smile, she was what one might call beautiful.
- The fair-haired tot cannot walk and has a limited range of movement.
- The pickpocket was described as being white, fair-haired, in his early 20s and was wearing blue jeans, a blue jacket and a baseball cap.
- She was a fair-haired, quiet young woman and later toured the country, being welcomed by crowds and signing photos.
- ‘Five years ago, about 80 percent of our covers featured fair-haired blue-eyed women, even though they represented a minority,’ Wells said.
- When Ripley was eight years old, she was the fair-haired little girl who played Jemima.
- While Jonze is fair-haired and pencil-thin, affecting a grungy skater-look, the 45-year-old Kaufman has the air of a bookworm.
- The fair-haired policeman, who had been sitting with a finger under his ear, stroking his chin, said no, he thought that covered everything.
- Children - some fair-haired with blue eyes reminding us that parts of Syria were occupied by the Crusaders - clamber over the ruins; a few French tourists drink mint tea.
- ‘I am not a philosopher or a thinker, I am just a novelist,’ says the fair-haired, soft-spoken author, firm despite his hesitant English.
- He was wiry fair-haired, burned by the sun, and about my age.
- In front of me to my left, and facing me almost full-on but not quite: a handsome, lightly muscular man, fair-haired, quite craggy looking, in an olive green vest, and all on his own.
- They're akin to the licence granted the king's fair-haired courtiers in the Middle Ages.
- Sitting in Verney's pavilion, he saw, walking on the sea-front, a fair-haired young lady of medium height, wearing a beret; a white Pomeranian dog was running behind her.
Synonyms
light-haired, golden-haired, tow-headed
2North American (of a person) favorite; cherished.
〈北美〉（人）最受喜爱的，得宠的
the fair-haired boy of American advertising
美国广告业的宠儿。
Example sentencesExamples
- Weaver was no longer the fair-haired boy of the city elite.
- Henry and Co. push the envelope, but by and large, Selig treats them like fair-haired boys, looking the other way when they test the rules.
- ‘I used to be their fair-haired boy,’ he now says.
- In a recent interview Kinnie figured that the fix was in with this one, naming Michael Buble as the industry fair-haired boy.
Synonyms
blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde

单词	fair-haired
释义	Definition of fair-haired in English: fair-haired adjective fɛːˈhɛːdˈfɛr ˈˌhɛ(ə)rd 1Having light-coloured hair. 金发的 Example sentencesExamples The fair-haired tot cannot walk and has a limited range of movement. But the most precious thing was the picture record of fair-haired Lydia's first months. Sitting in Verney's pavilion, he saw, walking on the sea-front, a fair-haired young lady of medium height, wearing a beret; a white Pomeranian dog was running behind her. Before the glittering store windows pose lovely, fair-haired Creoles of nearly pure Spanish decent, and stunning mestizas with rich auburn hair and glowing cinnamon complexions. Out of it stepped a fair-haired blonde woman with long curly locks and warm smile, she was what one might call beautiful. He will have noted the height, build, and general appearance of the two men: one was fat, middle-aged, and bald and had a scar over his left eye; the other younger, fair-haired, more athletic, and had a moustache. On the other hand, there are blue-eyed, fair-haired Arabs in the Levant, presumably descendants of the Crusaders. She was a fair-haired, quiet young woman and later toured the country, being welcomed by crowds and signing photos. Children - some fair-haired with blue eyes reminding us that parts of Syria were occupied by the Crusaders - clamber over the ruins; a few French tourists drink mint tea. The fair-haired policeman, who had been sitting with a finger under his ear, stroking his chin, said no, he thought that covered everything. In front of me to my left, and facing me almost full-on but not quite: a handsome, lightly muscular man, fair-haired, quite craggy looking, in an olive green vest, and all on his own. Idris, 76, who grew up in Pontypool in south Wales, is pictured as a fair-haired eight year-old. While Jonze is fair-haired and pencil-thin, affecting a grungy skater-look, the 45-year-old Kaufman has the air of a bookworm. ‘Five years ago, about 80 percent of our covers featured fair-haired blue-eyed women, even though they represented a minority,’ Wells said. ‘I am not a philosopher or a thinker, I am just a novelist,’ says the fair-haired, soft-spoken author, firm despite his hesitant English. What an interesting pair they must have made - Love tall and fair-haired and Barrett quite the opposite, brown-haired and squat. The pickpocket was described as being white, fair-haired, in his early 20s and was wearing blue jeans, a blue jacket and a baseball cap. He was wiry fair-haired, burned by the sun, and about my age. When Ripley was eight years old, she was the fair-haired little girl who played Jemima. They're akin to the licence granted the king's fair-haired courtiers in the Middle Ages. Synonyms light-haired, golden-haired, tow-headed 2North American (of a person) favourite; cherished. 〈北美〉（人）最受喜爱的，得宠的 the critics' fair-haired boy of the moment Example sentencesExamples ‘I used to be their fair-haired boy,’ he now says. Weaver was no longer the fair-haired boy of the city elite. In a recent interview Kinnie figured that the fix was in with this one, naming Michael Buble as the industry fair-haired boy. Henry and Co. push the envelope, but by and large, Selig treats them like fair-haired boys, looking the other way when they test the rules. Synonyms blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde Definition of fair-haired in US English: fair-haired adjectiveˈfɛr ˈˌhɛ(ə)rdˈfer ˈˌhe(ə)rd 1Having light-colored hair. 金发的 Example sentencesExamples What an interesting pair they must have made - Love tall and fair-haired and Barrett quite the opposite, brown-haired and squat. On the other hand, there are blue-eyed, fair-haired Arabs in the Levant, presumably descendants of the Crusaders. But the most precious thing was the picture record of fair-haired Lydia's first months. Idris, 76, who grew up in Pontypool in south Wales, is pictured as a fair-haired eight year-old. Before the glittering store windows pose lovely, fair-haired Creoles of nearly pure Spanish decent, and stunning mestizas with rich auburn hair and glowing cinnamon complexions. He will have noted the height, build, and general appearance of the two men: one was fat, middle-aged, and bald and had a scar over his left eye; the other younger, fair-haired, more athletic, and had a moustache. Out of it stepped a fair-haired blonde woman with long curly locks and warm smile, she was what one might call beautiful. The fair-haired tot cannot walk and has a limited range of movement. The pickpocket was described as being white, fair-haired, in his early 20s and was wearing blue jeans, a blue jacket and a baseball cap. She was a fair-haired, quiet young woman and later toured the country, being welcomed by crowds and signing photos. ‘Five years ago, about 80 percent of our covers featured fair-haired blue-eyed women, even though they represented a minority,’ Wells said. When Ripley was eight years old, she was the fair-haired little girl who played Jemima. While Jonze is fair-haired and pencil-thin, affecting a grungy skater-look, the 45-year-old Kaufman has the air of a bookworm. The fair-haired policeman, who had been sitting with a finger under his ear, stroking his chin, said no, he thought that covered everything. Children - some fair-haired with blue eyes reminding us that parts of Syria were occupied by the Crusaders - clamber over the ruins; a few French tourists drink mint tea. ‘I am not a philosopher or a thinker, I am just a novelist,’ says the fair-haired, soft-spoken author, firm despite his hesitant English. He was wiry fair-haired, burned by the sun, and about my age. In front of me to my left, and facing me almost full-on but not quite: a handsome, lightly muscular man, fair-haired, quite craggy looking, in an olive green vest, and all on his own. They're akin to the licence granted the king's fair-haired courtiers in the Middle Ages. Sitting in Verney's pavilion, he saw, walking on the sea-front, a fair-haired young lady of medium height, wearing a beret; a white Pomeranian dog was running behind her. Synonyms light-haired, golden-haired, tow-headed 2North American (of a person) favorite; cherished. 〈北美〉（人）最受喜爱的，得宠的 the fair-haired boy of American advertising 美国广告业的宠儿。 Example sentencesExamples Weaver was no longer the fair-haired boy of the city elite. Henry and Co. push the envelope, but by and large, Selig treats them like fair-haired boys, looking the other way when they test the rules. ‘I used to be their fair-haired boy,’ he now says. In a recent interview Kinnie figured that the fix was in with this one, naming Michael Buble as the industry fair-haired boy. Synonyms blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde
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