A1 noun 中性 #2,773 最常用

makeup

/ˈmeɪkʌp/

Makeup refers to colored substances like lipstick or powder that people put on their faces to change their appearance. It can also refer to the different parts that combine to form a whole object or system.

例句

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1

She spends twenty minutes putting on her makeup every morning.

She takes twenty minutes to apply cosmetics to her face each morning.

2

The theatrical makeup used in the opera was very bright and dramatic.

The special face products used in the stage performance were very bold.

3

I usually don't wear any makeup when I go to the gym.

I do not use face products when I exercise.

词族

名词
makeup
Verb
make up
形容词
made-up
相关
makeover
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记忆技巧

Think of 'making your face up' to look better—the noun 'makeup' is the stuff you use to do it.

快速测验

She bought a new bottle of ________ at the store today.

正确!

正确答案是: makeup

例句

1

She spends twenty minutes putting on her makeup every morning.

everyday

She takes twenty minutes to apply cosmetics to her face each morning.

2

The theatrical makeup used in the opera was very bright and dramatic.

formal

The special face products used in the stage performance were very bold.

3

I usually don't wear any makeup when I go to the gym.

informal

I do not use face products when I exercise.

4

Scientists are studying the chemical makeup of the new material.

academic

Researchers are looking at what the new material is made of.

5

A professional makeup artist was hired for the corporate photo shoot.

business

A person who applies cosmetics professionally was hired for the company photos.

词族

名词
makeup
Verb
make up
形容词
made-up
相关
makeover

常见搭配

wear makeup to have cosmetics on your face
apply makeup to put cosmetics on your face
remove makeup to wash cosmetics off your face
heavy makeup a large amount of cosmetics
genetic makeup the combination of genes in a person

常用短语

kiss and make up

to become friends again after an argument

make up one's mind

to make a decision

make up for lost time

to do something quickly because you started late

容易混淆的词

makeup vs make up

'Makeup' (one word) is a noun for cosmetics; 'make up' (two words) is a verb meaning to invent or reconcile.

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使用说明

When referring to cosmetics, 'makeup' is usually an uncountable noun. When referring to the composition of something, it can be used more technically.

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常见错误

Learners often use 'make up' as a noun, but in modern English, the noun is typically written as one word 'makeup' or sometimes hyphenated 'make-up'.

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记忆技巧

Think of 'making your face up' to look better—the noun 'makeup' is the stuff you use to do it.

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词源

Derived from the 19th-century phrasal verb 'make up,' meaning to complete or prepare something.

语法模式

Uncountable noun (for cosmetics) Can be used as an attributive noun (e.g., makeup artist) Compound noun
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文化背景

The use of makeup varies globally, often used for self-expression, professional standards, or cultural ceremonies.

快速测验

She bought a new bottle of ________ at the store today.

正确!

正确答案是: makeup

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C1

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C1

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C1

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C1

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