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war paint

/ˈwɔːr peɪnt/

翻译: 最初指原住民战士在战斗前涂在脸部和身体上的颜料,现也非正式地指鲜艳或夸张的妆容,尤指使用亮色或为特定目的而化的妆。

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/ˈwɔːr peɪnt/B2informal
  • zh最初指原住民战士在战斗前涂在脸部和身体上的颜料,现也非正式地指鲜艳或夸张的妆容,尤指使用亮色或为特定目的而化的妆。

A term originally referring to the paint applied to the face and body by indigenous warriors before battle, now also used informally to describe heavy or dramatic makeup, especially when applied with bold colors or for a specific purpose.

  1. Traditional body paintB2formal

    Pigments applied to the face or body by indigenous peoples before battle, often for intimidation or ritual purposes.

    zh战纹

    • The warriors applied their war paint before the ceremony.
    • Tribal war paint often had symbolic meanings.
    • He studied the patterns of traditional war paint.
  2. Makeup (slang)B2slang

    A humorous or informal term for heavy or dramatic makeup, especially when worn for a special occasion.

    zh战妆(俚语)

    • She put on her war paint for the big party.
    • He joked that she needed her war paint before going out.
    • The actress applied her war paint before the red carpet event.
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