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hair /heə(r)/ /her/ Online sound. https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/media/english/us_pron/h/hai/hair_/hair__us_1.mp3 hair(noun)/heə(r)/ /her/the substance that looks like a mass of fine threads growing on a person's headSEE ALSO big hairhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/big-hairShe has long dark hair.brown/black/blonde/red/grey/white hairstraight/curly/wavy hairto comb/brush your hairto wash/dye your hairShe often wears her hair loose.I'll be down in a minute. I'm doing (= brushing, arranging, etc.) my hair.I'm having my hair cut this afternoon.He’s losing his hair (= becoming bald).hair colour/lossa hair salonExtra ExamplesHe ran both hands through his thinning hair.Her blond hair fell over her eyes.She had beautiful auburn hair.She had shoulder-length black hair.a new shampoo for dull or dry hairHis hair curls naturally.His hair was tousled and he looked as if he'd just woken up.His hair was shaved close to his head.I don't like the way she's arranged her hair, do you?I'm trying to grow my hair (= let it grow longer).I've decided to have my hair permed.She showered, fixed her hair, and applied make up.They had styled my hair by blowing it out straight.Why don't you put your hair up for this evening?Her only hair accessory was a headband.how to cope with hair losswaxing, and the other hair removal methods available for menhair growing on the body of a person or an animalSEE ALSO camel hairhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/camel-hairbody/facial/pubic haira piece of hair from a person or an animalThere's a hair in my soup.The rug was covered with cat hairs.She pushed a stray hair behind her ear.having the type of hair mentioneddark-hairedlong-haireda thing that looks like a fine thread growing on the leaves and stems of some plantsto annoy somebody by always being near them, asking them questions, etc.alcohol that you drink in order to make you feel better when you have drunk too much alcohol the night beforeto be in great dangerused to tell somebody to stop shouting and become calm when they are angryto relax and enjoy yourself, especially in a lively wayIt’s about time you let your hair down and had some fun!to shock or frighten somebodya chilling tale that will make your hair stand on endto not hurt somebody physically in any wayto look extremely clean and neatnot to see somebody/something for some timeI haven't seen hide nor hair of her for a month.to show no surprise, shock, etc. when something unusual or unexpected happensShe listened to his confession without turning a hair.to pay too much attention in an argument to differences that are very small and not importantto show that you are very angry or anxious about somethingShe's keeping very calm—anyone else would be tearing their hair out.I felt like tearing my hair out in frustration.Word OriginOld English hǣr, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch haar and German Haar.

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(noun) she has long dark hair.brown/black/blonde/red/grey/white hairstraight/curly/wavy hairto comb/brush your hair  This card's content is collected from the following dictionaries: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

Word3	hair
WordType	(noun)
Phonetic	/heə(r)/ /her/
Example	she has long dark hair. brown/black/blonde/red/grey/white hair straight/curly/wavy hair to comb/brush your hair
Sound	Online sound. https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/media/english/us_pron/h/hai/hair_/hair__us_1.mp3
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Content	hair (noun)/heə(r)/ /her/ the substance that looks like a mass of fine threads growing on a person's head SEE ALSO big hair https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/big-hair She has long dark hair. brown/black/blonde/red/grey/white hair straight/curly/wavy hair to comb/brush your hair to wash/dye your hair She often wears her hair loose. I'll be down in a minute. I'm doing (= brushing, arranging, etc.) my hair. I'm having my hair cut this afternoon. He’s losing his hair (= becoming bald). hair colour/loss a hair salon Extra Examples He ran both hands through his thinning hair. Her blond hair fell over her eyes. She had beautiful auburn hair. She had shoulder-length black hair. a new shampoo for dull or dry hair His hair curls naturally. His hair was tousled and he looked as if he'd just woken up. His hair was shaved close to his head. I don't like the way she's arranged her hair, do you? I'm trying to grow my hair (= let it grow longer). I've decided to have my hair permed. She showered, fixed her hair, and applied make up. They had styled my hair by blowing it out straight. Why don't you put your hair up for this evening? Her only hair accessory was a headband. how to cope with hair loss waxing, and the other hair removal methods available for men hair growing on the body of a person or an animal SEE ALSO camel hair https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/camel-hair body/facial/pubic hair a piece of hair from a person or an animal There's a hair in my soup. The rug was covered with cat hairs. She pushed a stray hair behind her ear. having the type of hair mentioned dark-haired long-haired a thing that looks like a fine thread growing on the leaves and stems of some plants to annoy somebody by always being near them, asking them questions, etc. alcohol that you drink in order to make you feel better when you have drunk too much alcohol the night before to be in great danger used to tell somebody to stop shouting and become calm when they are angry to relax and enjoy yourself, especially in a lively way It’s about time you let your hair down and had some fun! to shock or frighten somebody a chilling tale that will make your hair stand on end to not hurt somebody physically in any way to look extremely clean and neat not to see somebody/something for some time I haven't seen hide nor hair of her for a month. to show no surprise, shock, etc. when something unusual or unexpected happens She listened to his confession without turning a hair. to pay too much attention in an argument to differences that are very small and not important to show that you are very angry or anxious about something She's keeping very calm—anyone else would be tearing their hair out. I felt like tearing my hair out in frustration. Word Origin Old English hǣr, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch haar and German Haar.
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Hair Growing I Make Noun Heə(R Long Dark

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