Definition of depilate in English:

depilate

verb ˈdɛpɪleɪtˈɛpəˌleɪt

[with object]

Remove the hair from.
使脱毛，除去…的毛
I depilated my underarms and legs
Example sentencesExamples
- While contemporary women are not literally forced to depilate, the culture and media pressure us to do so.
- Winter boots of caribou or seal can have a depilated sealskin foot with a furred upper.
- After being bathed, depilated and doused in sweet heavy perfumes, queens and commoners alike are portrayed sitting patiently before their hairdressers, although it is equally clear that wigmakers enjoyed a brisk trade.
- Nowadays the hamams or public baths have special rooms for the ladies to depilate.
- Forty-eight hours before UVB exposure, mice were shaved with electric clippers and chemically depilated.

Derivatives

depilation

noun ˌdɛpɪˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌdɛpəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

Several randomized and observational studies with controls show that either wet or dry shaving the evening before the procedure results in a significantly higher infection rate than depilation or electric clipping.
Example sentencesExamples
- Laser therapy in dermatology is expanding rapidly and can be used to treat vascular and pigmented lesions, to remove tattoos, for depilation, and for skin resurfacing.
- Other researchers studied clipping compared to historical controls (ie, depilation, shaving), and they found no change in infection rates, which were 1% both before and after changes in practice.
- In the case of depilation, the applied cream may be antiseptic, and skin irritation may be an adverse effect.
- There will be a long list of services to choose from (massages, depilation, pedicure, etc.), but it's usually only written in Turkish, so have handy a pocket dictionary before you make your choice.

Origin

Mid 16th century (earlier (late Middle English) as depilation): from Latin depilat- 'stripped of hair', from the verb depilare, from de- (expressing removal) + pilare (from pilus 'hair').

Rhymes

epilate

Definition of depilate in US English:

depilate

verbˈepəˌlātˈɛpəˌleɪt

[with object]

Remove the hair from.
使脱毛，除去…的毛
I depilated my underarms and legs
Example sentencesExamples
- Winter boots of caribou or seal can have a depilated sealskin foot with a furred upper.
- After being bathed, depilated and doused in sweet heavy perfumes, queens and commoners alike are portrayed sitting patiently before their hairdressers, although it is equally clear that wigmakers enjoyed a brisk trade.
- Forty-eight hours before UVB exposure, mice were shaved with electric clippers and chemically depilated.
- Nowadays the hamams or public baths have special rooms for the ladies to depilate.
- While contemporary women are not literally forced to depilate, the culture and media pressure us to do so.

Origin

Mid 16th century (earlier ( late Middle English) as depilation): from Latin depilat- ‘stripped of hair’, from the verb depilare, from de- (expressing removal) + pilare (from pilus ‘hair’).

词汇	depilate
释义	Definition of depilate in English: depilate verb ˈdɛpɪleɪtˈɛpəˌleɪt [with object] Remove the hair from. 使脱毛，除去…的毛 I depilated my underarms and legs Example sentencesExamples While contemporary women are not literally forced to depilate, the culture and media pressure us to do so. Winter boots of caribou or seal can have a depilated sealskin foot with a furred upper. After being bathed, depilated and doused in sweet heavy perfumes, queens and commoners alike are portrayed sitting patiently before their hairdressers, although it is equally clear that wigmakers enjoyed a brisk trade. Nowadays the hamams or public baths have special rooms for the ladies to depilate. Forty-eight hours before UVB exposure, mice were shaved with electric clippers and chemically depilated. Derivatives depilation noun ˌdɛpɪˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌdɛpəˈleɪʃ(ə)n Several randomized and observational studies with controls show that either wet or dry shaving the evening before the procedure results in a significantly higher infection rate than depilation or electric clipping. Example sentencesExamples Laser therapy in dermatology is expanding rapidly and can be used to treat vascular and pigmented lesions, to remove tattoos, for depilation, and for skin resurfacing. Other researchers studied clipping compared to historical controls (ie, depilation, shaving), and they found no change in infection rates, which were 1% both before and after changes in practice. In the case of depilation, the applied cream may be antiseptic, and skin irritation may be an adverse effect. There will be a long list of services to choose from (massages, depilation, pedicure, etc.), but it's usually only written in Turkish, so have handy a pocket dictionary before you make your choice. Origin Mid 16th century (earlier (late Middle English) as depilation): from Latin depilat- 'stripped of hair', from the verb depilare, from de- (expressing removal) + pilare (from pilus 'hair'). Rhymes epilate Definition of depilate in US English: depilate verbˈepəˌlātˈɛpəˌleɪt [with object] Remove the hair from. 使脱毛，除去…的毛 I depilated my underarms and legs Example sentencesExamples Winter boots of caribou or seal can have a depilated sealskin foot with a furred upper. After being bathed, depilated and doused in sweet heavy perfumes, queens and commoners alike are portrayed sitting patiently before their hairdressers, although it is equally clear that wigmakers enjoyed a brisk trade. Forty-eight hours before UVB exposure, mice were shaved with electric clippers and chemically depilated. Nowadays the hamams or public baths have special rooms for the ladies to depilate. While contemporary women are not literally forced to depilate, the culture and media pressure us to do so. Origin Mid 16th century (earlier ( late Middle English) as depilation): from Latin depilat- ‘stripped of hair’, from the verb depilare, from de- (expressing removal) + pilare (from pilus ‘hair’).
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