| 单词 | ingrown |
| 释义 | ingrown (ɪngroʊn ) or ingrowing (ɪngroʊɪŋ ) adjective An ingrown toenail, or in British English an ingrowing toenail, is one which is growing into your toe, often causing you pain. They also squish your toes together and can cause ingrown toenails. Collocations: ingrown hair And if you do get an ingrown hair, don't touch it. The Sun It also makes hair appear finer, making stubble a thing of the past, and minimises ingrown hair and skin irritation. The Sun Existing razor bumps can often be treated by removal of the ingrown hair. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Also, the downright itchiness and unpleasantness of grow-back — not to mention the anguish of ingrown hairs and clogged follicles. Times,Sunday Times Prior to hair removal, a smooth canvas will help give a better shave, keep ingrown hairs at bay and save pennies in the long run. The Sun It turned out to be about as intriguing as an ingrown toenail. ST She believes that too much time expressing oneself online results in 'an ingrown personality', an intellectual ingrown toenail that should be clipped. Times, Sunday Times In 1976 the profession gained the legal right to use a local anaesthetic and began to introduce minor surgical ingrown toenail procedures as part of the scope of practice. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 People with bad colds or ingrown toenails are not totally healthy. Christianity Today It's all about short 'n' sweet for your feet, but avoid shaping when you cut as this can cause ingrown toenails. The Sun |
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