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Definition of pedicure in English: pedicurenoun ˈpɛdɪkjʊəˈpɛdəˌkjʊr A cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails. 修脚；修趾甲术 a pedicure will make sure your feet look their best Example sentencesExamples - If you want to get into beauty treatments, have pedicures, because all your ills go to your feet.
- Nails are optional and if offered should be high-end nail services like a spa pedicure with foot mask, massage, exfoliation and footbath.
- A pedicure is essential: wearing sandals without pretty feet or at least a lick of nail polish makes me cringe.
- On Saturdays, after I get a pedicure, I treat myself to pizza with mushrooms and pepperoni and a strawberry milkshake.
- Just make sure you get a pretty pedicure to show off on the beach.
- The survey also documented attitudes about personal grooming, with 47 per cent of respondents having treated themselves to a manicure, pedicure or facial treatment every couple of months.
- Treat yourself to a foot massage and pedicure and pick up a pair of candy-colored flip-flops - with some bright pink polish to match!
- A manicure and a pedicure later, both girls were lying in their sleeping bags having their traditional sleepover chat.
- If your feet and toenails are really banged up, consider getting a pedicure.
- Treat your feet to a pedicure at home once a week - and feel the difference!
- Massage oils are also great for hands and feet if she gives herself manicures and pedicures.
- The bride-to-be and her friends get together at a spa to enjoy relaxing massages, facials, manicures, pedicures and other treatments.
- The next morning, it's pedicures and manicures for the three of us.
- I'm a little self-conscious about how my feet look and a nice pedicure certainly pretties them up.
- Well, you should have regular pedicures and use creams and powders on your feet to keep the skin supple and prevent infection and odour.
- Our main treatments for youngsters are manicures and pedicures but we also do mini facials and makeovers and special occasion make up for weddings.
- Choose from massages, facials, manicures, pedicures and body treatments.
- Tanya can do waxing or tinting, and can treat seniors to full body, shoulder and neck or foot massages as well as manicures, pedicures and makeovers for any occasion.
- She offers aromatherapy massages to ease tension and back pain, and manicures, pedicures, arm and foot massages to improve joint mobility.
- Regular pedicures can also help keep feet and toes in prime condition.
verb ˈpɛdɪkjʊəˈpɛdəˌkjʊr [with object]usually as adjective pedicuredGive a pedicure to (the feet) 修（脚） Example sentencesExamples - The colorful Indian toe rings to show off freshly pedicured toes.
- Have you failed to hear a word he's said since he swept you off your perfectly pedicured feet and into the nearest watering hole?
- Laughing at the stupidity of her friend whom she could picture perched in her favorite arm chair, phone pressed to her ear, her pedicured feet thrown lazily over the arm of the soft chair.
- She wore many bracelets, and flip-flops to show off her recently pedicured feet.
- She didn't care what others may perceive of her looks at that instant, with her elegant black gown that lacked the final touch of a pair of footwear on her feet endowed with perfectly pedicured toes.
- Part of preventing that involves washing, buffing, creaming, and occasionally pedicuring my footsies.
- I'm tweezed, conditioned, hot oiled, hot waxed, manicured, pedicured, glossed, concealed, spritzed and sprayed.
- It's funny isn't it that I thought something would be familiar, when all I was really familiar with were my pedicured toes, the tv remote, the pool and my bed.
- They're buffed, toned, entirely hairless, manicured, pedicured, facialed, plucked, waxed, moisturised, walking talking perfectly made-up shiny-haired automatons from hell.
- Your pedicured toes won't be peeping through colourful mules for quite some time.
- After a few good, long minutes of wandering, her bare, pedicured feet making no noise on the thick crimson carpet cloaking the floors, she spotted them.
- After putting on the formfitting, strapless nutmeg-colored pant set, Nyla slipped her pedicured feet into a pair of gorgeous Aztec beaded shoes with suede insoles.
- I'd barely set my pedicured foot into the school when I was approached by a guy with dyed jet-black hair and a gray gas station attendant's shirt that had ‘Ray ‘embroidered on the breast pocket.
- It appeared that Em and the rest of her friends had swept the floor right from beneath her pedicured toes.
- It's the blueprint for barefoot luxury - the French pedicured version, that is.
- We are manicured and pedicured, measured and weighed.
- Her toes were all nice and manicured and pedicured, it was just beautiful.
OriginMid 19th century: from French pédicure, from Latin pes, ped- 'foot' + curare 'attend to'. Definition of pedicure in US English: pedicurenounˈpɛdəˌkjʊrˈpedəˌkyo͝or A cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails. 修脚；修趾甲术 a pedicure will make sure your feet look their best Example sentencesExamples - Well, you should have regular pedicures and use creams and powders on your feet to keep the skin supple and prevent infection and odour.
- If you want to get into beauty treatments, have pedicures, because all your ills go to your feet.
- A pedicure is essential: wearing sandals without pretty feet or at least a lick of nail polish makes me cringe.
- The survey also documented attitudes about personal grooming, with 47 per cent of respondents having treated themselves to a manicure, pedicure or facial treatment every couple of months.
- Choose from massages, facials, manicures, pedicures and body treatments.
- Treat your feet to a pedicure at home once a week - and feel the difference!
- Treat yourself to a foot massage and pedicure and pick up a pair of candy-colored flip-flops - with some bright pink polish to match!
- The next morning, it's pedicures and manicures for the three of us.
- Tanya can do waxing or tinting, and can treat seniors to full body, shoulder and neck or foot massages as well as manicures, pedicures and makeovers for any occasion.
- She offers aromatherapy massages to ease tension and back pain, and manicures, pedicures, arm and foot massages to improve joint mobility.
- I'm a little self-conscious about how my feet look and a nice pedicure certainly pretties them up.
- Massage oils are also great for hands and feet if she gives herself manicures and pedicures.
- The bride-to-be and her friends get together at a spa to enjoy relaxing massages, facials, manicures, pedicures and other treatments.
- A manicure and a pedicure later, both girls were lying in their sleeping bags having their traditional sleepover chat.
- If your feet and toenails are really banged up, consider getting a pedicure.
- Our main treatments for youngsters are manicures and pedicures but we also do mini facials and makeovers and special occasion make up for weddings.
- On Saturdays, after I get a pedicure, I treat myself to pizza with mushrooms and pepperoni and a strawberry milkshake.
- Just make sure you get a pretty pedicure to show off on the beach.
- Nails are optional and if offered should be high-end nail services like a spa pedicure with foot mask, massage, exfoliation and footbath.
- Regular pedicures can also help keep feet and toes in prime condition.
verbˈpɛdəˌkjʊrˈpedəˌkyo͝or [with object]usually as adjective pedicuredGive a cosmetic treatment to (the feet and toenails) 修脚；修趾甲术 Example sentencesExamples - It's the blueprint for barefoot luxury - the French pedicured version, that is.
- Her toes were all nice and manicured and pedicured, it was just beautiful.
- We are manicured and pedicured, measured and weighed.
- Part of preventing that involves washing, buffing, creaming, and occasionally pedicuring my footsies.
- Laughing at the stupidity of her friend whom she could picture perched in her favorite arm chair, phone pressed to her ear, her pedicured feet thrown lazily over the arm of the soft chair.
- They're buffed, toned, entirely hairless, manicured, pedicured, facialed, plucked, waxed, moisturised, walking talking perfectly made-up shiny-haired automatons from hell.
- Your pedicured toes won't be peeping through colourful mules for quite some time.
- She wore many bracelets, and flip-flops to show off her recently pedicured feet.
- After a few good, long minutes of wandering, her bare, pedicured feet making no noise on the thick crimson carpet cloaking the floors, she spotted them.
- I'm tweezed, conditioned, hot oiled, hot waxed, manicured, pedicured, glossed, concealed, spritzed and sprayed.
- It appeared that Em and the rest of her friends had swept the floor right from beneath her pedicured toes.
- She didn't care what others may perceive of her looks at that instant, with her elegant black gown that lacked the final touch of a pair of footwear on her feet endowed with perfectly pedicured toes.
- I'd barely set my pedicured foot into the school when I was approached by a guy with dyed jet-black hair and a gray gas station attendant's shirt that had ‘Ray ‘embroidered on the breast pocket.
- The colorful Indian toe rings to show off freshly pedicured toes.
- It's funny isn't it that I thought something would be familiar, when all I was really familiar with were my pedicured toes, the tv remote, the pool and my bed.
- Have you failed to hear a word he's said since he swept you off your perfectly pedicured feet and into the nearest watering hole?
- After putting on the formfitting, strapless nutmeg-colored pant set, Nyla slipped her pedicured feet into a pair of gorgeous Aztec beaded shoes with suede insoles.
OriginMid 19th century: from French pédicure, from Latin pes, ped- ‘foot’ + curare ‘attend to’. |