This flashcard defines "haircut" in two ways: the act of having one's hair cut by someone, and the resulting style of the hair. It's treated as a countable noun, with examples like "a haircut" and "your new haircut."
The flashcard defines "haircut" as both the act of cutting hair and the style in which hair is cut. It is a countable noun and is used in phrases like "need a haircut" and "new haircut."
[N-COUNT 可数名词]理发 If you have a haircut, someone cuts your hair for you.
Your hair is all right； it's just that you need a haircut.
你的头发还好；不过你该理发了。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]发式；发型 A haircut is the style in which your hair has been cut.
Who's that guy with the funny haircut?
那个发型怪怪的家伙是谁？
Oxford
hair·cut/ˈheəkʌt; NAmEˈherkʌt/noun1the act of sb cutting your hair 理发◆You need a haircut.你该理发了。◆I see you've had a haircut.我看得出你理发了。2the style in which sb's hair is cut 发型；发式◆What do you think of my new haircut?你觉得我的新发型怎么样？◆a trendy haircut流行发式☞collocationsat
1when you have a haircut, someone cuts your hair for youhave/get a haircut I haven’t had a haircut for months!2the style your hair is cut in: Do you like my new haircut?3take a haircut informal to agree to accept less money for something: They may have to take a haircut on their investment.
WDF
haircut
[ˈheəkʌt]
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haircuts[643]
理发(84%)，发式(16%)
n.理发；发型
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