bouffant
bouffant 英 ['bu:fɒ̃] 美 [buˈfɑnt]
adj. 鼓起的，蓬松的；向外胀起的 n. 蓬松的发式
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- adj. 鼓起的，蓬松的；向外胀起的
- n. 蓬松的发式
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1. " Could it be his look -- "two-piece army suit, bouffant hairdo, Ray-ban sunglasses, and platform shoes," as one ABC reporter put it -- offers some inspiration during these austere times?
他的装扮——“军装两件套，蓬松的发型，防辐射太阳镜，还有厚底鞋”，正如一位美国广播公司记者所描述的——在这个经济不景气的年景里给了人们一点鼓舞。
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2. Could it be his look -- "two-piece army suit, bouffant hairdo, Ray-ban sunglasses, and platform shoes," as one ABC reporter put it -- offers some inspiration during these austere times?
一位美国广播公司的记者打诨道：“ 上下一套军装、蓬松的女士发型、雷朋太阳眼镜、松糕鞋（厚底鞋），这幅扮相能为当今这个经济衰退的时代引导潮流吗？”
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3. "I lived with a bouffant atop my brain from 1977 to 1979, back when it hadn't been in style for ten years," my mother told me.
“我从1977年到1979年都留着头顶蓬松的发式，尽管这种发型十年前就过时了，”我母亲告诉我。
- bouffant (adj.) 1869, in dressmaking, "puffed out, bulging," from French bouffant, present participle of bouffer "to puff out," from Old French bouffer (12c.), from Vulgar Latin *buffare, probably ultimately imitative of puffing. As a noun by 1870. Earlier as a French word in English. First used of hairdo styles 1955.
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