英语词汇“perm”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

perm1

/pəːm

noun

(also permanent wave) A hairstyle produced by setting the hair in waves or curls and then treating it with chemicals so that the style lasts for several months: I had a perm on Friday there are several good home perms available [as modifier]: a perm solution...

What are some good styling options for short relaxed hair as a perm grows out?
Hair perm products use thioglycolic acid - a chemical that reacts with protein bonds in the hair.
Sure, people still perm their hair, it's just that the style of perm has changed.

verb [with object]

Set (the hair) in a perm: her hair was permed and then set...

If your hair has been permed or relaxed, color has to be applied carefully or it can weaken the structure of your hair.
Quickly she put her dark permed hair in a ponytail.
Sitting alongside the soldier was a girl whose hair had recently been permed by the local hairdresser.

Origin

1920s: abbreviation of permanent.

Rhymes

perm2

/pəːm

British informal

noun

A permutation, especially a selection of a specified number of matches in a football pool: a full perm of 8 from 11...

Even the worst footballers' perms of the 1970s could hardly compete.
The man with the most infamous perm in Scottish football history proved that a goalkeeper from an unfashionable club can step up and do a job for Scotland.

verb [with object]

Make a selection of (so many) from a larger number: one of the teams was to perm any 11 from 20...

The Scotland coach has to perm four - three starters and a replacement - from the five potential players.
From these, it would be very hard for the Culture Department (which runs the interviews) to avoid perming some kind of first.
There are five of us - from which we perm a team of four.

Origin

1950s: abbreviation of permutation.

Perm3

/pəːm

An industrial city in Russia, in the western foothills of the Ural Mountains; population 987,200 (est. 2008). Former name (1940–57) Molotov.

单词	perm
释义	perm1 /pəːm / noun (also permanent wave) A hairstyle produced by setting the hair in waves or curls and then treating it with chemicals so that the style lasts for several months: I had a perm on Friday there are several good home perms available [as modifier]: a perm solution... What are some good styling options for short relaxed hair as a perm grows out? Hair perm products use thioglycolic acid - a chemical that reacts with protein bonds in the hair. Sure, people still perm their hair, it's just that the style of perm has changed. verb [with object] Set (the hair) in a perm: her hair was permed and then set... If your hair has been permed or relaxed, color has to be applied carefully or it can weaken the structure of your hair. Quickly she put her dark permed hair in a ponytail. Sitting alongside the soldier was a girl whose hair had recently been permed by the local hairdresser. Origin 1920s: abbreviation of permanent. Rhymes affirm, berm, confirm, firm, germ, herm, midterm, sperm, squirm, term, therm, worm perm2 /pəːm / British informal noun A permutation, especially a selection of a specified number of matches in a football pool: a full perm of 8 from 11... Even the worst footballers' perms of the 1970s could hardly compete. The man with the most infamous perm in Scottish football history proved that a goalkeeper from an unfashionable club can step up and do a job for Scotland. verb [with object] Make a selection of (so many) from a larger number: one of the teams was to perm* any 11 from 20*... The Scotland coach has to perm four - three starters and a replacement - from the five potential players. From these, it would be very hard for the Culture Department (which runs the interviews) to avoid perming some kind of first. There are five of us - from which we perm a team of four. Origin 1950s: abbreviation of permutation. Perm3 /pəːm / An industrial city in Russia, in the western foothills of the Ural Mountains; population 987,200 (est. 2008). Former name (1940–57) Molotov.
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