(English)
Etimologie
Din engleza medie hēr, heer, hær, care provine din engleza veche hǣr < proto-germanică *hēran.
Substantiv
hair, (nenumărabil și numărabil; pl. hairs)
- (numărabil) fir de păr
- (nenumărabil, anat.) păr
- In the western world, women usually have long hair while men usually have short hair.
- (numărabil, zool.) păr (la insecte, crustacee etc.)
- (numărabil, bot.) păr
- (ieșit din uz) țesătură de păr
- (numărabil, fig.) o mică distanță
- Just a little louder please - turn that knob a hair to the right.
Sinonime
- 5: haircloth
- 6: hairbreadth
Cuvinte derivate
- hairbreadth, hairsbreadth
- haircare, hair care
- haircut
- hairdo
- hairdresser
- hairnet
- hairpiece
- hairpin
- hairspray, hair spray
- hairy
- hairstyle
- horsehair
Cuvinte compuse
cuvinte compuse
- bed hair
- facial hair
- fair-haired
- hair bracket
- hair brush, hairbrush
- hair cells
- hair-curling
- hair dryer
- hair dye
- hair gel
- hair glove
- hair lace
- hairless
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- hair line, hairline
- hair moss
- hair moth
- hair pencil
- hair plate
- hair powder
- hair seal
- hair seating
- hair shirt
- hair sieve
- hair snake
- hair space
- pubic hair
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Expresii
expresii
- against the hair
- bad hair day
- curl someone's hair
- get in somebody's hair
- hair of the dog
- hair-raising
- hair stroke
- hair-trigger
- head of hair
- hide nor hair, neither hide nor hair
- keep your hair on
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- let one's hair down
- make somebody's hair curl
- make somebody's hair stand on end
- not turn a hair
- not worth a hair
- part one's hair
- put hair on somebody's chest
- split hairs
- tear one's hair out
- to a hair
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