moustached

moustached — 形容詞

1. having a moustache growing on the upper lip

1.形容詞B1
釋義

留鬍髭的

上唇留有一排毛髮

having a moustache growing on the upper lip

例句

A moustached gentleman held the door open for the elderly woman.

一位留著鬍髭的紳士為那位老婦人扶著門。

attributive position before noun: moustached + gentleman

Trang smiled at the old photograph of her moustached uncle in military uniform.

Trang 看著那張穿著軍裝、留鬍髭的叔叔的舊照片，微微一笑。

同義詞
  • mustached

    American English spelling of the same word

  • mustachioed

    more elaborate and slightly old-fashioned; suggests a larger or more styled moustache

  • hirsute

    formal and broader in meaning — refers to having hair on the face or body in general, not just the upper lip

反義詞
  • clean-shaven

    describes a man with no facial hair at all

  • beardless

    describes a man without a beard (may or may not have a moustache)

文法句型

a moustached + noun

noun + be + moustached

用法筆記

Moustached is the British English spelling; the American English equivalent is mustached. The word is less common than the noun moustache and is typically used to describe a person's appearance rather than the hair itself.

常見錯誤

❌The man has a moustached.
✅The man has a moustache.
💡Moustached is an adjective, not a noun. Use the noun moustache after 'has a'.