zhuānyèyòngtòumíngdìngzhuāngfěn professional translucent face powder
wéizìjǐ [ mǒurén ] huàzhuāng put powder, lipstick, greasepaint, etc on the face, etc to make it more attractive or to prepare it for an appearance in the theatre, on television, etc
jiǎnféiyònghuàzhuāngpǐn cosmetic preparation for slimming purposes
kěliánlóushàngyuèpáihuáiyìngzhàolírénzhuāngjìngtái Alas! The moon is lingering over the tower; It should have seen the dressing table of the fair.
wǒkàndàoliǎoyīgèjìnǚdeshūzhuāngjiāndǎoméiyòuyàn 'èdexīnqíng, bùguǎnshìshénmedōngxī, wǒdōuráoyòuxīngqùdìxìxìjiànshǎngyīfān。 wǒfāxiànsuǒyòuzhèxiēdiāokèjīngzhàndeyòngjùshàngdūjuānkèzhegèzhǒngbùtóngderénmíngshǒuzìmǔhéwǔhuābāméndewénzhāngbiāojì。 I, who was not the least put out by the sight of the dressing-room of a kept woman, spent some time agreeably inspecting its contents, neglecting none of them, and I noticed that all these magnificently wrought implements bore different initials and all manner of coronets.
gèngbiéwàngliǎonàxiē 'ángguìdekàngshuāilǎohuàzhuāngpǐnhédàshāngchǎngjíměiróngdiànlǐdepífūbǎoyǎng。 And let us not forget all the fancy anti? aging cosmetic products and skin treatments in department stores and beauty salons.
lìmùzàndefǎguózhōngbùyīlìshǐdìqū, yuánwéifǎguóyīshěng, wèiyú 'àofúnièshānmàixībù。 1152 nián 'ājītǎnde 'āilìnuòjiàgěiyīngwánghēnglì 'èrshìshíbèizuòwéijiàzhuāngdeyībùfēn, dànzuìhòuyòubèifǎguózhànlǐng( 1371 - 1374 nián) A historical region and former province of central France west of the Auvergne Mountains. It was included in the dowry given by Eleanor of Aquitaine to Henry II of England in1152 and was eventually reconquered by France(1370-1374).
dāngdàduōshùshízhuāngshèjìjiāxiǎnránzàixúnqiúdiǎnyǎyǔjīngměideshíhòu, luómǔdeyīxìlièdekuǎnshìzélüèxiánchāshī。 yǔqítāshèjìjiādekuǎnshìxiāngbǐ, shìwùlüèxiǎnguòfèn, kùguǎnshāokuān, xiōngyīlüèqiànzhuāngshì。 At a time when most designers are in clear pursuit of elegance and refinement, Carolyne Roehm's collection is slightly off center. Jewelry is a little exaggerated, pants are a little wider and bodices a little barer than those by other designers.
zànshíqùdiàobùxiǎngyàodemáofādehuàzhuāngpǐn。 a cosmetic for temporary removal of undesired hair.
jiǎfādàizàitóushàngderénfāhuòréngōnghéchéngdetóufāfùgàiwù, zuòwéihuàzhuāngdeyībùfēnhuòyǎngàitūtóu An artificial covering of human or synthetic hair worn on the head for personal adornment, as part of a costume, or to conceal baldness.
xiànzàizhuāngshìzàitādeshūfángshūjiàshàngdegǔguàipíngzǐ, shìtātóuyīcìyěshìzuìhòuyīcìgòumǎidexīhǎnhuàzhuāngpǐn。 The curious bottle which now adorns the bookcase in his study was his first and last purchase of rare cosmetics.
yǎnjuànfěnyīzhǒnghuàzhuāngpǐn, rúliúhuàtīfěn, yòngláitúhēiyǎnjiǎn, zàizhōngdōngdìqūyóuwéichángjiàn A cosmetic preparation, such as powdered antimony sulfide, used especially in Middle Eastern countries to darken the rims of the eyelids.
huàzhuāngdǒupéngmiànjùyòuyǎnmiànjù, zàihuàzhuāngwǔhuìshàngchuānzhuódeliánmàohuàzhuāngdǒupéng A costume consisting of a hooded robe worn with an eye mask at a masquerade.
gǔluómǎdefùnǚshǐyònghuàzhuāngpǐn。 Women in ancient Rome used cosmetics.
yuānwěigēnjīngyuānwěishǔzhíwùdefāngxiāngdegēnzhuàngjīng, yòngyúxiāngliàohéhuàzhuāngpǐn The fragrant rootstock of the orris, used in perfumes and cosmetics.
yānzhīyòngyúshǐliǎnbùyóuqíshìmiànjiáhóngrùndehuàzhuāngpǐn Makeup used on the face and especially on the cheekbones to give a usually rosy tint.
huàzhuāngpǐnyīzhǒngyòngláigěipífūshàngsèdehuàzhuāngpǐn, rúyānzhī; huàzhuāngpǐn A cosmetic, such as rouge, that is used to give color to the face; makeup.
āzǐwénmèiláidànghùlǐhóngzhuāng 。 Her sister rouges her face at home.
wǒjuédéjīngjùdehuàzhuāng 、 fúzhuānghézájìdòngzuòfēichánglìngrénzháomí。 I find the makeup, costumes and acrobatics quite fascinating.
nǐyǐjīnghuǐhuàiliǎowǒdechē; yǎnlèihuǐhuàiliǎotādemiànzhuāng 。 You have ruined my car by pouring sugar in the tank!; The tears ruined her make-up.
huàzhuāngpǐnyèshìxǔduōguójiāzuìdàdegōngyèzhīyī, dàliàngdejīnqiánluòrùliǎoměiróngyuànlǎobǎndeshǒuzhōng。 The cosmetics industry is one of the largest in many countries, and large sums of money go to the owners of beauty salons.
shèngfàngguòyèdeyīfúhéhuàzhuāngpǐndexiǎodelǚxíngbāo。 a small traveling bag to carry clothing and accessories for staying overnight.
zhōumòlǚxíngshífàngyīfúhéhuàzhuāngpǐndexínglǐxiāng。 a small suitcase to carry clothing and accessories for a weekend trip.
zàimàibóchùtúmǒxiāngshuǐshìměicìhuàzhuāngdezuìxìnggǎndebùfēn。 Dabbing perfume on the pulse points is the most sensual part of a beauty routine.
kěliándegūniànliǎnzhǎngdéfēihóng, tòngkǔdìbìshàngliǎoyǎnjīng, náqǐcānjīncāzhezuǐchún, cānjīnshàngsuíjírǎnshàngliǎoyīdīxiānxuè, yúshìtāzhànqǐshēnlái, bēnjìnliǎoshūzhuāngjiān。 The poor girl turned purple, closed her eyes with the pain, and put her lips to a serviette which turned red with a splash of blood. Then she got up and ran into her dressing-room.
zàiyīngguó, 17 dào 18 shìjìqījiān, huàzhuāngchéngliǎoguànlì。 suǒyòushàngliúshèhuìdefùnǚliǎnbùdūhuàliǎozhuāng , méimáohuàhēi。 In England it was the custom, during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, for all ladies of fashion to paint their faces and to bracken their eyebrows.
yīzhǒngtúzàizhǐjiáshàngshǐtāmenfāliàngdekuàigānhuàzhuāngqī。 a quick-drying cosmetic lacquer applied to color the nails or make them shiny.
huàzhuāngpǐnfùzuòyòng side effects of cosmetics
niánnèi, jīguǎnjúgòngpīchūyú 140 gèjīngyínglíngshòudiànhéshísìdepáizhào, qízhōngbāokuòquánqiúzuìdàxíngdedānyīmiǎnshuìyānjiǔtèxǔjīngyíngpáizhào, yǐjíxiāngshuǐhéhuàzhuāngpǐn、 bǎihuòshāngpǐn、 zhōngbiǎozhūbǎo、 shūdiàn、 jiànkānghùlǐyòngpǐnhébiànlìdiànděngtèxǔjīngyíngpáizhào。 During 1997, the AA awarded licences for the operation of more than 140 retail and catering outlets, including the world's largest single duty-free liquor and tobacco concession, perfumes and cosmetics, general merchandise, watches and fine jewellery, bookstores, pharmaceuticals and convenience stores.
tāchádehuàzhuāngpǐnyǐcèngwūliǎo。 Her make-up is smudged.
tāchádehuàzhuāngpǐnyǐcèngwūliǎo . Her make up is smudged.
yòngláicúnfàngjiéhūnyòngdeyīfú( jiàzhuāng ) héjiāyòngwùpǐndexiāngzǐ。 for storage of clothing (trousseau) and household goods in anticipation of marriage.
gānyóu, bǐngsānchúnyīzhǒngtángjiāngzhuàngtiándewúsèhuòdànhuángsèyètǐ, c3h8o3, zuòwéiyóuzhīfángzàohuàshēngchǎndefùchǎnpǐnzhìdédeyóuzhī, yòngzuòróngjì、 fángdòngjì、 zēngsùjìhéróuruǎnjì, héyòngyúshēngchǎnzhàyào、 huàzhuāngpǐn、 yètǐzào、 mòshuǐhérùnhuáyóu A syrupy, sweet, colorless or yellowish liquid, C3H8O3, obtained from fats and oils as a byproduct of saponification and used as a solvent, an antifreeze, a plasticizer, and a sweetener and in the manufacture of dynamite, cosmetics, liquid soaps, inks, and lubricants.
tāchuānzhuóyījiànguòshídechángpáocānjiāhuàzhuāngwǔhuì。 She wore an antique gown to the costume party.
péngsuānshuǐróngxìngbáisèhuòwúsèjiéjīnghuàhéwù, h3bo3, yòngzuòxiāodújìhéfángfǔjì, yòngzàifánghuǒhùnhécáiliào、 huàzhuāngpǐn、 shuǐníhétángcízhōng A water-soluble white or colorless crystalline compound, H3BO3, used as an antiseptic and preservative and in fireproofing compounds, cosmetics, cements, and enamels.