zits
简明释义
n. 青春痘(zit 的复数形式);粉刺
英英释义
A colloquial term for acne or pimples, typically small, inflamed spots on the skin caused by clogged hair follicles. | 一种口语化的术语,指的是痤疮或粉刺,通常是由于毛囊堵塞引起的小型发炎皮肤斑点。 |
单词用法
去除痘痘 | |
挤痘痘 | |
痤疮和痘痘 | |
遭受痘痘困扰 |
同义词
痘痘 | 她的额头上有几个痘痘。 | ||
青春痘 | 青少年在青春期常常会面临青春痘的问题。 | ||
瑕疵 | 这种霜有助于减少瑕疵并改善皮肤质地。 | ||
斑点 | 他试图用化妆品遮盖脸上的斑点。 |
反义词
清晰的皮肤 | 她的皮肤很清晰,几乎不出现痘痘。 | ||
光滑的肤色 | 他使用保湿霜来保持他的光滑肤色。 |
例句
1.How did you go about disguising zits when they appeared overnight?
你是怎样忍受讨厌的青春痘在一夜之间冒出来的?
2.Contrary to what your mother told you, cleaning your face isn't the cure-all to clean-looking skin. Dirt doesn't breed zits.
与你母亲告诉你的正好相反的是,洗脸并不是保持皮肤洁净的灵丹妙药。尘土并不能导致丘疹。
3.Use like peroxide on zits and acne.
如对使用过氧化痘痘和粉刺。
尘土并不能导致丘疹。
5.ScienceDaily (Sep. 16, 2009) — Zits, pimples, bumps and blemishes are a young person's worst nightmare.
科学日报(2009年9月16日)—丘疹、脓疱、肿块和瘢点是青少年最大的梦魇。
6.My teenaged nephew's face is covered with zits.
我那正值青春期的侄子脸上长满青春痘。
7.However, increase in oil does not always lead to pimples and zits; you can also get boils or just have oilier skin.
但是,增加的油脂并不一定会导致粉刺和青春痘;你可能会长疖子,皮肤也会变得更油。
8.Contrary to what your mother told you, cleaning your face isn't the cure-all to clean-looking skin. Dirt doesn't breed zits.
与你母亲告诉你的正好相反的是,洗脸并不是保持皮肤洁净的灵丹妙药。尘土并不能导致丘疹。
尘土并不能导致丘疹。
10.He was embarrassed to go to the party because of his zits.
由于脸上的青春痘,他对去参加聚会感到很尴尬。
11.She tried a new skincare product, but it only made her zits worse.
她尝试了一种新的护肤产品,但只让她的青春痘更严重了。
12.Using oil-free products can help reduce zits on your skin.
使用无油产品可以帮助减少皮肤上的青春痘。
13.Teenagers often struggle with zits during puberty.
青少年在青春期常常要与青春痘作斗争。
14.I woke up this morning with a few new zits on my forehead.
我今天早上醒来时额头上长了几个新的青春痘。
作文
As a teenager, I often found myself struggling with the inevitable battle against acne. Among the various terms that came up in conversations with friends and family, one word that frequently surfaced was "zits". This slang term refers to small, inflamed bumps on the skin caused by clogged pores, and it became a part of my daily vocabulary during those years. My experience with zits taught me not only about skincare but also about self-acceptance and resilience.In high school, I remember the first time I noticed a few zits forming on my forehead. It was a typical day, and I was getting ready for school when I caught a glimpse of them in the mirror. Panic set in as I thought about how my peers would react. The fear of being judged for having zits consumed me, and I rushed to apply as much concealer as I could find. However, no amount of makeup could completely hide the reality of my skin condition.Over time, I learned that zits are a common issue for many teenagers, and I wasn't alone in this struggle. I started talking to my friends about their experiences, and it was comforting to know that we were all dealing with similar challenges. We shared tips on how to manage our skin and discussed various treatments, from over-the-counter creams to dermatologist visits. This camaraderie helped me realize that zits were just a temporary phase of life, and they did not define who I was.One particularly memorable moment was when I attended a school dance. I had spent hours preparing, but just before leaving, I noticed a fresh batch of zits had appeared overnight. I felt defeated and considered canceling my plans. However, my friends encouraged me to go and enjoy the night regardless of my skin issues. They reminded me that everyone has insecurities, and that night was about having fun, not about appearances.At the dance, I realized that my fears about my zits were unfounded. Instead of focusing on my skin, I danced, laughed, and enjoyed the company of my friends. It was a liberating experience that taught me an important lesson: while zits may be a nuisance, they do not determine my worth or ability to have a good time.As I transitioned into adulthood, I continued to deal with occasional breakouts, but my perspective had changed. I learned to embrace my imperfections and focus on taking care of my skin rather than hiding it. Skincare became a form of self-care, and I discovered products that worked for me. I also educated myself about the importance of a healthy diet and hydration in maintaining clear skin.In conclusion, the journey with zits was one of growth and self-discovery. It taught me valuable lessons about acceptance, friendship, and the importance of prioritizing inner beauty over outward appearances. While zits may come and go, the confidence I gained from overcoming that period of my life remains with me. Now, when I see a young person struggling with similar issues, I remind them that it’s just a phase, and what truly matters is how we feel about ourselves inside, not the zits on the outside.
作为一个青少年,我常常发现自己在与青春痘的不可避免的斗争中挣扎。在与朋友和家人交谈时,出现的一个词是“zits”。这个俚语指的是由于毛孔堵塞而导致的小肿块,成为了我在那些年中的日常词汇。与zits的经历不仅让我了解了护肤,还让我学会了自我接受和韧性。在高中时,我记得第一次注意到额头上长了几个zits。那是一个典型的日子,我在准备上学时在镜子里看到了它们。恐慌袭来,我开始担心同学们会怎么反应。对被评判的恐惧让我感到不安,我急忙涂上尽可能多的遮瑕膏。然而,没有任何化妆品能完全掩盖我皮肤状况的现实。随着时间的推移,我了解到zits是许多青少年面临的普遍问题,我并不孤单。我开始与朋友谈论他们的经历,知道我们都在应对类似的挑战让我感到宽慰。我们分享了如何管理皮肤的技巧,并讨论了各种治疗方法,从非处方药膏到皮肤科医生的就诊。这种友谊让我意识到,zits只是生活中暂时的阶段,它们并不定义我是谁。有一个特别难忘的时刻是在学校舞会上。我花了几个小时准备,但就在出发前,我注意到一夜之间又长出了一批新的zits。我感到沮丧,考虑取消我的计划。然而,我的朋友们鼓励我去享受那个夜晚,不必在意我的皮肤问题。他们提醒我,每个人都有不安全感,那天晚上是关于享受,而不是外表。在舞会上,我意识到我对自己的zits的恐惧是没有根据的。我没有专注于我的皮肤,而是跳舞、笑、享受与朋友的时光。这是一次解放的经历,让我明白了一个重要的教训:虽然zits可能是一种烦恼,但它们并不决定我的价值或享受美好时光的能力。当我步入成年后,我继续偶尔面对爆痘,但我的观点已经改变。我学会了拥抱自己的不完美,专注于照顾自己的皮肤,而不是掩饰它。护肤变成了一种自我关怀的方式,我发现了适合自己的产品。我还了解了健康饮食和保持水分在保持皮肤清晰方面的重要性。总之,与zits的旅程是一个成长和自我发现的过程。它教会了我关于接受、友谊以及优先考虑内在美而非外在外貌的重要性。虽然zits可能会来来去去,但我从克服那段生活时期所获得的信心依然伴随我。当我看到年轻人面临类似问题时,我会提醒他们,这只是一个阶段,真正重要的是我们对自己的感觉,而不是外表上的zits。