Definition of safety razor in English:

safety razor

noun

A razor with a guard to reduce the risk of cutting the skin.
Example sentencesExamples
- The safety razor did not appear until the beginning of the 20th century and from then on, of course, anyone could adopt the style of the bourgeoisie just as anyone, eventually, could aspire to affluence with an off - the - peg suit.
- In 1901, Gillette introduced his double-edged bladed disposable safety razor.
- One measure for preventing SSIs has been to remove patients' hair in the surgical field via a safety razor.
- This lock-'em-in-and-keep-'em-loyal routine has roots going back 100 years, with King Camp Gillette, who at one point gave away his innovative safety razor, then made his fortune selling the disposable blades.
- More than a century ago, King Gillette invented both the safety razor and a new way of marketing consumer goods.
- The safety razor is believed to have been invented by a Frenchman, Jean-Jacques Perret.
- But he made another trip on December 22 and was later found in his room, having cut himself with a safety razor blade and bled to death.
- The advent of safety razors has rendered local barbers jobless.
- But you emerge a new man: gleaming, angular, ready to throw away every last aloe-basted-nancy-pants safety razor you own.
- Nurses can work with members of the infection control, risk management, supply management, and surgical departments to eliminate the use of safety razors for hair removal.
- ‘But he’ - a prior inventor - ‘has shown the world how to make a safety razor by clamping a blade in the way which I have described…
- I was anxious about what a derailed security apparatus at a small airport could do to me over nothing more than an innocent safety razor.
- Research performed during the last 30 years has demonstrated that preoperative shaving using safety razors is a risk factor for the development of surgical site infections.
- Go back 100 years, before the safety razor hit the scene, and every man was expected to expose his neck to an edge he had sharpened himself.

Definition of safety razor in US English:

safety razor

nounˈsāftē ˈrāzərˈseɪfti ˈreɪzər

A razor with a guard to reduce the risk of cutting the skin.
Example sentencesExamples
- Research performed during the last 30 years has demonstrated that preoperative shaving using safety razors is a risk factor for the development of surgical site infections.
- In 1901, Gillette introduced his double-edged bladed disposable safety razor.
- This lock-'em-in-and-keep-'em-loyal routine has roots going back 100 years, with King Camp Gillette, who at one point gave away his innovative safety razor, then made his fortune selling the disposable blades.
- But he made another trip on December 22 and was later found in his room, having cut himself with a safety razor blade and bled to death.
- More than a century ago, King Gillette invented both the safety razor and a new way of marketing consumer goods.
- The safety razor did not appear until the beginning of the 20th century and from then on, of course, anyone could adopt the style of the bourgeoisie just as anyone, eventually, could aspire to affluence with an off - the - peg suit.
- The advent of safety razors has rendered local barbers jobless.
- But you emerge a new man: gleaming, angular, ready to throw away every last aloe-basted-nancy-pants safety razor you own.
- One measure for preventing SSIs has been to remove patients' hair in the surgical field via a safety razor.
- ‘But he’ - a prior inventor - ‘has shown the world how to make a safety razor by clamping a blade in the way which I have described…
- The safety razor is believed to have been invented by a Frenchman, Jean-Jacques Perret.
- Nurses can work with members of the infection control, risk management, supply management, and surgical departments to eliminate the use of safety razors for hair removal.
- Go back 100 years, before the safety razor hit the scene, and every man was expected to expose his neck to an edge he had sharpened himself.
- I was anxious about what a derailed security apparatus at a small airport could do to me over nothing more than an innocent safety razor.

单词	safety razor
释义	Definition of safety razor in English: safety razor noun A razor with a guard to reduce the risk of cutting the skin. Example sentencesExamples The safety razor did not appear until the beginning of the 20th century and from then on, of course, anyone could adopt the style of the bourgeoisie just as anyone, eventually, could aspire to affluence with an off - the - peg suit. In 1901, Gillette introduced his double-edged bladed disposable safety razor. One measure for preventing SSIs has been to remove patients' hair in the surgical field via a safety razor. This lock-'em-in-and-keep-'em-loyal routine has roots going back 100 years, with King Camp Gillette, who at one point gave away his innovative safety razor, then made his fortune selling the disposable blades. More than a century ago, King Gillette invented both the safety razor and a new way of marketing consumer goods. The safety razor is believed to have been invented by a Frenchman, Jean-Jacques Perret. But he made another trip on December 22 and was later found in his room, having cut himself with a safety razor blade and bled to death. The advent of safety razors has rendered local barbers jobless. But you emerge a new man: gleaming, angular, ready to throw away every last aloe-basted-nancy-pants safety razor you own. Nurses can work with members of the infection control, risk management, supply management, and surgical departments to eliminate the use of safety razors for hair removal. ‘But he’ - a prior inventor - ‘has shown the world how to make a safety razor by clamping a blade in the way which I have described… I was anxious about what a derailed security apparatus at a small airport could do to me over nothing more than an innocent safety razor. Research performed during the last 30 years has demonstrated that preoperative shaving using safety razors is a risk factor for the development of surgical site infections. Go back 100 years, before the safety razor hit the scene, and every man was expected to expose his neck to an edge he had sharpened himself. Definition of safety razor in US English: safety razor nounˈsāftē ˈrāzərˈseɪfti ˈreɪzər A razor with a guard to reduce the risk of cutting the skin. Example sentencesExamples Research performed during the last 30 years has demonstrated that preoperative shaving using safety razors is a risk factor for the development of surgical site infections. In 1901, Gillette introduced his double-edged bladed disposable safety razor. This lock-'em-in-and-keep-'em-loyal routine has roots going back 100 years, with King Camp Gillette, who at one point gave away his innovative safety razor, then made his fortune selling the disposable blades. But he made another trip on December 22 and was later found in his room, having cut himself with a safety razor blade and bled to death. More than a century ago, King Gillette invented both the safety razor and a new way of marketing consumer goods. The safety razor did not appear until the beginning of the 20th century and from then on, of course, anyone could adopt the style of the bourgeoisie just as anyone, eventually, could aspire to affluence with an off - the - peg suit. The advent of safety razors has rendered local barbers jobless. But you emerge a new man: gleaming, angular, ready to throw away every last aloe-basted-nancy-pants safety razor you own. One measure for preventing SSIs has been to remove patients' hair in the surgical field via a safety razor. ‘But he’ - a prior inventor - ‘has shown the world how to make a safety razor by clamping a blade in the way which I have described… The safety razor is believed to have been invented by a Frenchman, Jean-Jacques Perret. Nurses can work with members of the infection control, risk management, supply management, and surgical departments to eliminate the use of safety razors for hair removal. Go back 100 years, before the safety razor hit the scene, and every man was expected to expose his neck to an edge he had sharpened himself. I was anxious about what a derailed security apparatus at a small airport could do to me over nothing more than an innocent safety razor.
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