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Definition of hairline in English: hairlinenounˈhɛːlʌɪnˈhɛrˌlaɪn 1The edge of a person's hair, especially on the forehead. 发际线（尤指前额头发轮廓线） Example sentencesExamples - The incision is usually made in the hairline so that hair will eventually cover the surgical scar.
- Who says ‘Greatest Hits' albums are for burnt out singers, with their shelf lives receding more rapidly than their hairlines?
- I almost wouldn't mind going back to listening to Carly's random ramblings about celebrity hairlines and winning online auction strategies.
- All across the land, chaps with hairlines receding and waistlines advancing are sitting up late and snapping their fingers.
- Now young boys and girls also suffer receding hairlines.
- But careful scrutiny often reveals a multitude of imperfections: blotchy skin, receding hairlines, crooked teeth or unusually large ears.
- But this served to galvanise our intentions of playing again despite our advancing years and receding hairlines.
- Now these guys are veterans and it has to be said that the receding hairlines and the fuller figures no longer evoke the fear and awe that the band's persona once instilled in the public.
- Using a hair pick or the tail of a rattail comb separate out a strand of hair from the front section of the hairline near the forehead.
- The images are not of young men or adolescents, but men with receding hairlines, gray or graying hair.
- Receding hairlines and the arrival of the bald patch are feared by men around the globe.
- Another interesting medieval tradition: women at the time would pluck their hairlines in order to attain higher foreheads, which were considered more attractive at the time.
- Steve, I have loved men with receding hairlines and men who are bald since I was about 15.
- These may be coarse grey hair, prematurely grey hair, or the grey hair around the temples and hairlines.
- If my face had had any kind of connection with my brain at that moment, my eyebrows would have shot up to my hairlines.
- The same happened to men whose doctors had said that there was nothing that could be done for their receding hairlines and baldness, as hereditary factors were to blame.
- Nowadays, however, more and more men are shaving their heads whether their hairlines are receding or not.
- The best scenario is to place the mic at the center of the actor's forehead at the hairline or over the ear pointing toward the mouth.
- Defined fringes with asymmetry and sculptured hairlines at the nape and sides finish the looks, while tonal colour featured in the collection emphasizes form and texture, enhancing a brilliant shine.
- Receding hairlines and a casual composure on stage showed that this was a band with an obvious level of maturity demonstrated by their musicianship and vocal finesse.
2as modifier Very thin or fine. 极细的；极微的 细小的裂纹。 细小的裂纹。 Example sentencesExamples - Then they checked their X-rays again and found I didn't have a broken bone in my foot, just a hairline fracture.
- Never before has a movie founded its mayhem and misdeeds on a hairline fracture in a pair of animal horns.
- A hairline fracture of his cheekbone is a painful reminder of his escapade.
- Post-race X rays revealed a hairline fracture in his troublesome left front leg.
- The MRI showed the hairline fractures have already begun to mend.
- Its engineers have now confirmed that there are 1850 rails with hairline cracks.
- It was confirmed last night that he had suffered one hairline fracture.
- He was taken out of training in July because of a hairline fracture in his right knee.
- He is playing with a hairline fracture of his right thumb but insists the injury does not affect him.
- The rock is as smooth as a windowpane and split by a single hairline fracture.
- If you don't wait, settlement and hairline cracks may appear and could very well tear the wallpaper.
- The little American is always impassive on his bike, and yesterday was no exception, despite the constant jarring of the hairline fracture.
- A scan showed that my skull had a hairline fracture and that I had a life-threatening blood clot on the brain.
- When I went for an X-ray, our doctor said it is a small hairline fracture so I need not worry.
- I am pretty sure I have a hairline fracture of the finger and that will obviously keep me sidelined for a while.
- A violent tremor shot through the ground, bringing a hairline fracture to the surface.
- He confirmed that he has a hairline fracture of his thumb and is not anticipating a return to action for at least three weeks.
- He went to the sidelines in July with a hairline fracture in his right knee.
- She had a severe concussion and a hairline fracture in her hip, where she fell.
- The pessimist in me thinks that this is a hairline fracture.
Definition of hairline in US English: hairlinenounˈhɛrˌlaɪnˈherˌlīn 1The edge of a person's hair, especially on the forehead. 发际线（尤指前额头发轮廓线） Example sentencesExamples - The incision is usually made in the hairline so that hair will eventually cover the surgical scar.
- These may be coarse grey hair, prematurely grey hair, or the grey hair around the temples and hairlines.
- The images are not of young men or adolescents, but men with receding hairlines, gray or graying hair.
- Who says ‘Greatest Hits' albums are for burnt out singers, with their shelf lives receding more rapidly than their hairlines?
- Now these guys are veterans and it has to be said that the receding hairlines and the fuller figures no longer evoke the fear and awe that the band's persona once instilled in the public.
- If my face had had any kind of connection with my brain at that moment, my eyebrows would have shot up to my hairlines.
- Nowadays, however, more and more men are shaving their heads whether their hairlines are receding or not.
- I almost wouldn't mind going back to listening to Carly's random ramblings about celebrity hairlines and winning online auction strategies.
- The same happened to men whose doctors had said that there was nothing that could be done for their receding hairlines and baldness, as hereditary factors were to blame.
- The best scenario is to place the mic at the center of the actor's forehead at the hairline or over the ear pointing toward the mouth.
- Steve, I have loved men with receding hairlines and men who are bald since I was about 15.
- Another interesting medieval tradition: women at the time would pluck their hairlines in order to attain higher foreheads, which were considered more attractive at the time.
- Receding hairlines and a casual composure on stage showed that this was a band with an obvious level of maturity demonstrated by their musicianship and vocal finesse.
- Receding hairlines and the arrival of the bald patch are feared by men around the globe.
- Now young boys and girls also suffer receding hairlines.
- But this served to galvanise our intentions of playing again despite our advancing years and receding hairlines.
- Defined fringes with asymmetry and sculptured hairlines at the nape and sides finish the looks, while tonal colour featured in the collection emphasizes form and texture, enhancing a brilliant shine.
- But careful scrutiny often reveals a multitude of imperfections: blotchy skin, receding hairlines, crooked teeth or unusually large ears.
- Using a hair pick or the tail of a rattail comb separate out a strand of hair from the front section of the hairline near the forehead.
- All across the land, chaps with hairlines receding and waistlines advancing are sitting up late and snapping their fingers.
2A very thin or fine line. 极细的；极微的 as modifier a hairline fracture 细小的裂纹。 the boards fitted so tightly together, there was only a hairline between them Example sentencesExamples - A violent tremor shot through the ground, bringing a hairline fracture to the surface.
- A scan showed that my skull had a hairline fracture and that I had a life-threatening blood clot on the brain.
- If you don't wait, settlement and hairline cracks may appear and could very well tear the wallpaper.
- Post-race X rays revealed a hairline fracture in his troublesome left front leg.
- When I went for an X-ray, our doctor said it is a small hairline fracture so I need not worry.
- Then they checked their X-rays again and found I didn't have a broken bone in my foot, just a hairline fracture.
- Never before has a movie founded its mayhem and misdeeds on a hairline fracture in a pair of animal horns.
- Its engineers have now confirmed that there are 1850 rails with hairline cracks.
- The little American is always impassive on his bike, and yesterday was no exception, despite the constant jarring of the hairline fracture.
- She had a severe concussion and a hairline fracture in her hip, where she fell.
- I am pretty sure I have a hairline fracture of the finger and that will obviously keep me sidelined for a while.
- He was taken out of training in July because of a hairline fracture in his right knee.
- He confirmed that he has a hairline fracture of his thumb and is not anticipating a return to action for at least three weeks.
- It was confirmed last night that he had suffered one hairline fracture.
- He is playing with a hairline fracture of his right thumb but insists the injury does not affect him.
- The MRI showed the hairline fractures have already begun to mend.
- The rock is as smooth as a windowpane and split by a single hairline fracture.
- The pessimist in me thinks that this is a hairline fracture.
- A hairline fracture of his cheekbone is a painful reminder of his escapade.
- He went to the sidelines in July with a hairline fracture in his right knee.
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