Definition of cheekbone in English:

cheekbone

nounˈtʃiːkbəʊnˈtʃikˌboʊn

The bone below the eye.
颊骨，颧骨
she swept her hair back from her face to emphasize her high cheekbones
Example sentencesExamples
- He raised his head slightly, his black hair limp across his cheekbones and the nape of his neck low.
- He was thinner, too, his cheekbones jutting out sharply from the hollows of his cheeks.
- She slipped and fell while she was out shopping, and has fractured her cheekbone, and a bone in her upper arm.
- She looked down at his sleeping face, the dark eyelashes that fanned his high cheekbones.
- Maybe it would make his cheekbones look sunken and athletic and sexy.
- He had good cheekbones and damn near perfect bone structure with a good strong jaw.
- His chin was not as defined, but he sported a scar across one eyebrow which looked good against his high cheekbones.
- His dark eyes were quite sunken into his skull, making his high cheekbones very prominent.
- A vertical line ran down from just above his eyebrow to the bottom of his cheekbone.
- She sketched the lines of his cheekbones and carefully shaded in the delicate curve of his upper lip.
- My cheekbones had no striking sculpture or grace, and my jaw-line no particular character.
- She looked thinner than before - her eye sockets were more pronounced, as were her cheekbones.
- He had sharp features, with very high definition cheekbones and a sharply defined chin.
- She had waist length brown hair, with hazel eyes, high cheekbones and a fair complexion.
- With his soft grey eyes, enviable cheekbones and hair that tousles endearingly at the merest touch, he has all the makings of a teen idol.
- His head was bent over his knees, tufts of pale hair falling over his cheekbones and forehead.
- I quickly regained my footing and rubbed at the sore spot just below my cheekbone.
- Her face was angular, emaciated - the cheekbones standing out and the eyes sunken in, with no healthy rose to the skin.
- They'd also left two gouges running diagonally across the cheekbone down to the jaw.
- On the other hand, I think my eyes are quite pretty and that I have good cheekbones.

Definition of cheekbone in US English:

cheekbone

nounˈCHēkˌbōnˈtʃikˌboʊn

The bone below the eye.
颊骨，颧骨
she swept her hair back from her face to emphasize her high cheekbones
Example sentencesExamples
- She had waist length brown hair, with hazel eyes, high cheekbones and a fair complexion.
- His chin was not as defined, but he sported a scar across one eyebrow which looked good against his high cheekbones.
- Her face was angular, emaciated - the cheekbones standing out and the eyes sunken in, with no healthy rose to the skin.
- He had sharp features, with very high definition cheekbones and a sharply defined chin.
- He was thinner, too, his cheekbones jutting out sharply from the hollows of his cheeks.
- His head was bent over his knees, tufts of pale hair falling over his cheekbones and forehead.
- They'd also left two gouges running diagonally across the cheekbone down to the jaw.
- She looked thinner than before - her eye sockets were more pronounced, as were her cheekbones.
- On the other hand, I think my eyes are quite pretty and that I have good cheekbones.
- With his soft grey eyes, enviable cheekbones and hair that tousles endearingly at the merest touch, he has all the makings of a teen idol.
- He had good cheekbones and damn near perfect bone structure with a good strong jaw.
- I quickly regained my footing and rubbed at the sore spot just below my cheekbone.
- She slipped and fell while she was out shopping, and has fractured her cheekbone, and a bone in her upper arm.
- His dark eyes were quite sunken into his skull, making his high cheekbones very prominent.
- Maybe it would make his cheekbones look sunken and athletic and sexy.
- A vertical line ran down from just above his eyebrow to the bottom of his cheekbone.
- She sketched the lines of his cheekbones and carefully shaded in the delicate curve of his upper lip.
- She looked down at his sleeping face, the dark eyelashes that fanned his high cheekbones.
- My cheekbones had no striking sculpture or grace, and my jaw-line no particular character.
- He raised his head slightly, his black hair limp across his cheekbones and the nape of his neck low.

词汇	cheekbone
释义	Definition of cheekbone in English: cheekbone nounˈtʃiːkbəʊnˈtʃikˌboʊn The bone below the eye. 颊骨，颧骨 she swept her hair back from her face to emphasize her high cheekbones Example sentencesExamples He raised his head slightly, his black hair limp across his cheekbones and the nape of his neck low. He was thinner, too, his cheekbones jutting out sharply from the hollows of his cheeks. She slipped and fell while she was out shopping, and has fractured her cheekbone, and a bone in her upper arm. She looked down at his sleeping face, the dark eyelashes that fanned his high cheekbones. Maybe it would make his cheekbones look sunken and athletic and sexy. He had good cheekbones and damn near perfect bone structure with a good strong jaw. His chin was not as defined, but he sported a scar across one eyebrow which looked good against his high cheekbones. His dark eyes were quite sunken into his skull, making his high cheekbones very prominent. A vertical line ran down from just above his eyebrow to the bottom of his cheekbone. She sketched the lines of his cheekbones and carefully shaded in the delicate curve of his upper lip. My cheekbones had no striking sculpture or grace, and my jaw-line no particular character. She looked thinner than before - her eye sockets were more pronounced, as were her cheekbones. He had sharp features, with very high definition cheekbones and a sharply defined chin. She had waist length brown hair, with hazel eyes, high cheekbones and a fair complexion. With his soft grey eyes, enviable cheekbones and hair that tousles endearingly at the merest touch, he has all the makings of a teen idol. His head was bent over his knees, tufts of pale hair falling over his cheekbones and forehead. I quickly regained my footing and rubbed at the sore spot just below my cheekbone. Her face was angular, emaciated - the cheekbones standing out and the eyes sunken in, with no healthy rose to the skin. They'd also left two gouges running diagonally across the cheekbone down to the jaw. On the other hand, I think my eyes are quite pretty and that I have good cheekbones. Definition of cheekbone in US English: cheekbone nounˈCHēkˌbōnˈtʃikˌboʊn The bone below the eye. 颊骨，颧骨 she swept her hair back from her face to emphasize her high cheekbones Example sentencesExamples She had waist length brown hair, with hazel eyes, high cheekbones and a fair complexion. His chin was not as defined, but he sported a scar across one eyebrow which looked good against his high cheekbones. Her face was angular, emaciated - the cheekbones standing out and the eyes sunken in, with no healthy rose to the skin. He had sharp features, with very high definition cheekbones and a sharply defined chin. He was thinner, too, his cheekbones jutting out sharply from the hollows of his cheeks. His head was bent over his knees, tufts of pale hair falling over his cheekbones and forehead. They'd also left two gouges running diagonally across the cheekbone down to the jaw. She looked thinner than before - her eye sockets were more pronounced, as were her cheekbones. On the other hand, I think my eyes are quite pretty and that I have good cheekbones. With his soft grey eyes, enviable cheekbones and hair that tousles endearingly at the merest touch, he has all the makings of a teen idol. He had good cheekbones and damn near perfect bone structure with a good strong jaw. I quickly regained my footing and rubbed at the sore spot just below my cheekbone. She slipped and fell while she was out shopping, and has fractured her cheekbone, and a bone in her upper arm. His dark eyes were quite sunken into his skull, making his high cheekbones very prominent. Maybe it would make his cheekbones look sunken and athletic and sexy. A vertical line ran down from just above his eyebrow to the bottom of his cheekbone. She sketched the lines of his cheekbones and carefully shaded in the delicate curve of his upper lip. She looked down at his sleeping face, the dark eyelashes that fanned his high cheekbones. My cheekbones had no striking sculpture or grace, and my jaw-line no particular character. He raised his head slightly, his black hair limp across his cheekbones and the nape of his neck low.
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