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A1  hair  saç; tüy, kıl

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noun  /heə(r)   / noun hair (noun)
 /heə(r)  
/ noun
 
 1 [uncountable,
countable]
the mass of long thin
things that grow on the head and body of people and animals; one of these things
saç; tüy, kıl
 He has got short black hair.
 Dave's losing his hair.
 The dog left hairs all over the furniture.
HAIR
Light-coloured
hair is called blond(e) or
fair, and
reddish-brown hair is called ginger, auburn or red. As people get older
they might go grey.
In order to make your hair tidy or style it you brush or comb it. You wash it with shampoo and use a hairdryer to blow-dry it. You can part it/have a parting in the middle or on one side, and you might have a fringe (US bangs). When you go to the hairdresser's
you can have your hair cut or trimmed. You might also have it
permed or coloured. A barber is a male hairdresser who only cuts men's hair.
 2 (-haired)
adjective
[in compounds]
having the type of
hair mentioned
…
saçlı
 a dark-haired woman
 a long-haired dog
 3 a
thing that looks like a very thin thread that grows on the surface of some
plants
 (botanik) tüy
 The leaves and stem are covered in fine
hairs.
IDIOMS
keep
your hair on
(spoken)
(used to tell sb to
stop shouting and become less angry) calm down
sakin
ol
let
your hair down
(informal)
to relax and enjoy
yourself after being formal
deşarj
olmak, kurtlarını dökmek
 Everyone let their hair down at the office
Christmas party.
make
sb's hair stand on end
to frighten or shock
sb
korkutmak; 
şaşırtmak
not
turn a hair
to not show any
reaction to sth that many people would find surprising or shocking
tepkisiz
kalmak
split
hairs
(usually used in a
critical way) to pay too much attention in an argument to details that are very
small and not important
kılı
kırk yarmak

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	hair
IPA	/heə(r) / noun
Back	saç; tüy, kıl
Back 2	hair (noun) /heə(r) / noun 1 [uncountable, countable] the mass of long thin things that grow on the head and body of people and animals; one of these things saç; tüy, kıl He has got short black hair. Dave's losing his hair. The dog left hairs all over the furniture. HAIR Light-coloured hair is called blond(e) or fair, and reddish-brown hair is called ginger, auburn or red. As people get older they might go grey. In order to make your hair tidy or style it you brush or comb it. You wash it with shampoo and use a hairdryer to blow-dry it. You can part it/have a parting in the middle or on one side, and you might have a fringe (US bangs). When you go to the hairdresser's you can have your hair cut or trimmed. You might also have it permed or coloured. A barber is a male hairdresser who only cuts men's hair. 2 (-haired) adjective [in compounds] having the type of hair mentioned … saçlı a dark-haired woman a long-haired dog 3 a thing that looks like a very thin thread that grows on the surface of some plants (botanik) tüy The leaves and stem are covered in fine hairs. IDIOMS keep your hair on (spoken) (used to tell sb to stop shouting and become less angry) calm down sakin ol let your hair down (informal) to relax and enjoy yourself after being formal deşarj olmak, kurtlarını dökmek Everyone let their hair down at the office Christmas party. make sb's hair stand on end to frighten or shock sb korkutmak; şaşırtmak not turn a hair to not show any reaction to sth that many people would find surprising or shocking tepkisiz kalmak split hairs (usually used in a critical way) to pay too much attention in an argument to details that are very small and not important kılı kırk yarmak

Hair Noun Tüy People /Heə(R) Saç Kıl Thin

hair (noun)