Definition of liver spot in English:

liver spot

noun

A small brown spot on the skin, especially as caused by a skin condition such as lentigo.
雀斑，黄褐斑
Example sentencesExamples
- He had a frail body and liver spots covered his arms.
- Nothing, I tell you, can ever tear a man away from his liver spots.
- She'd noticed some liver spots on his cheeks, forehead and hands in the last few years, deep lines like streams cascading down his face, with others forming, branching off a main tributary.
- Cryosurgery with liquid nitrogen can remove precancers or liver spots.
- The main ingredients are also used in laundry detergents to brighten colors, and in existing skin bleaching products for liver spots and scars.
- And then he smiles, a crafty, wizened grin that signals - far more than his labored breath, liver spots or thinning beard - that he is in the final throes of his tenure as president-for-life.
- A combination of torrential rain and perpetual cold war with Spain that nearly sees us diverted to Tangiers solidifies that impression - but it's the hotel's atmospheric blend of fading empire and liver spots that's the kicker.
- They are not a success because they have started growing old prematurely; they exhibit liver spots, grey hair and their faces are aged and wrinkled.
- But other harmful effects, such as liver spots or deep wrinkles, appear later and worsen over time.
- Daily exposure to the sun can rob your hands of needed moisture and cause blotchiness and liver spots.
- My six-and-a-half-year-old spayed dog recently developed dark spots on her belly that look similar to the liver spots that humans develop.
- Now that I think of it maybe that rabbit, dead but at least furry, was probably still better looking than my ugly old neighbor with his grey nose hairs and his liver spots.
- Brown liver spots speckled his balding head, the remains of hair long since lost, in colour and quantity, brushed over in a futile attempt to regain his youth.
- He was about 65 years old, with pink wet eyes and liver spots.
- Here they are - in their wrinkles, love handles, and liver spots - waiting for the reader to clothe them in their paper-doll robes.
- ‘Out of the way,’ comes the rude snap of a rather obese nurse with liver spots covering her wrinkled flesh.
- The backs of his powerful hands are covered with liver spots.
- Big, dark liver spots extend back from his cheekbones to his ears. ‘Bruce called me,’ he growls. ‘Two thousand, right?’
- Wrinkles are acceptable, but liver spots aren't.
- Cataracts and liver spots don't bring moral enlightenment or spiritual transcendence.
Synonyms
stain, mark, patch, soiling, streak, spot, blotch, tarnishing

Derivatives

liver-spotted

adjectiveˈlɪvəˌspɒtɪdˈlɪvərˌspɑdəd

Having small brown spots on the skin, especially as caused by a skin condition such as lentigo.
雀斑，黄褐斑
wrinkled and liver-spotted hands
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Excellent,’ he said, clapping his liver-spotted hands twice.
- She was liver-spotted, elegant and with an even sweeter and dimmer nature than most: she was eager to do absolutely anything you wanted, but was quite incapable of working out what it was that you were asking.
- The word ‘crafts’ tends to conjure images of little doilies, old ladies with arthritic, liver-spotted fingers, and dried-up flowers in a mesh bag tied with a ribbon in your Mom's underwear drawer.

Definition of liver spot in US English:

liver spot

nounˈlɪvər spɑtˈlivər spät

A small brown spot on the skin, especially as caused by a skin condition such as lentigo.
雀斑，黄褐斑
Example sentencesExamples
- He was about 65 years old, with pink wet eyes and liver spots.
- Nothing, I tell you, can ever tear a man away from his liver spots.
- They are not a success because they have started growing old prematurely; they exhibit liver spots, grey hair and their faces are aged and wrinkled.
- Cryosurgery with liquid nitrogen can remove precancers or liver spots.
- Daily exposure to the sun can rob your hands of needed moisture and cause blotchiness and liver spots.
- My six-and-a-half-year-old spayed dog recently developed dark spots on her belly that look similar to the liver spots that humans develop.
- Here they are - in their wrinkles, love handles, and liver spots - waiting for the reader to clothe them in their paper-doll robes.
- The main ingredients are also used in laundry detergents to brighten colors, and in existing skin bleaching products for liver spots and scars.
- ‘Out of the way,’ comes the rude snap of a rather obese nurse with liver spots covering her wrinkled flesh.
- Now that I think of it maybe that rabbit, dead but at least furry, was probably still better looking than my ugly old neighbor with his grey nose hairs and his liver spots.
- Big, dark liver spots extend back from his cheekbones to his ears. ‘Bruce called me,’ he growls. ‘Two thousand, right?’
- Cataracts and liver spots don't bring moral enlightenment or spiritual transcendence.
- But other harmful effects, such as liver spots or deep wrinkles, appear later and worsen over time.
- And then he smiles, a crafty, wizened grin that signals - far more than his labored breath, liver spots or thinning beard - that he is in the final throes of his tenure as president-for-life.
- Wrinkles are acceptable, but liver spots aren't.
- She'd noticed some liver spots on his cheeks, forehead and hands in the last few years, deep lines like streams cascading down his face, with others forming, branching off a main tributary.
- The backs of his powerful hands are covered with liver spots.
- He had a frail body and liver spots covered his arms.
- A combination of torrential rain and perpetual cold war with Spain that nearly sees us diverted to Tangiers solidifies that impression - but it's the hotel's atmospheric blend of fading empire and liver spots that's the kicker.
- Brown liver spots speckled his balding head, the remains of hair long since lost, in colour and quantity, brushed over in a futile attempt to regain his youth.
Synonyms
stain, mark, patch, soiling, streak, spot, blotch, tarnishing

词汇	liver spot
释义	Definition of liver spot in English: liver spot noun A small brown spot on the skin, especially as caused by a skin condition such as lentigo. 雀斑，黄褐斑 Example sentencesExamples He had a frail body and liver spots covered his arms. Nothing, I tell you, can ever tear a man away from his liver spots. She'd noticed some liver spots on his cheeks, forehead and hands in the last few years, deep lines like streams cascading down his face, with others forming, branching off a main tributary. Cryosurgery with liquid nitrogen can remove precancers or liver spots. The main ingredients are also used in laundry detergents to brighten colors, and in existing skin bleaching products for liver spots and scars. And then he smiles, a crafty, wizened grin that signals - far more than his labored breath, liver spots or thinning beard - that he is in the final throes of his tenure as president-for-life. A combination of torrential rain and perpetual cold war with Spain that nearly sees us diverted to Tangiers solidifies that impression - but it's the hotel's atmospheric blend of fading empire and liver spots that's the kicker. They are not a success because they have started growing old prematurely; they exhibit liver spots, grey hair and their faces are aged and wrinkled. But other harmful effects, such as liver spots or deep wrinkles, appear later and worsen over time. Daily exposure to the sun can rob your hands of needed moisture and cause blotchiness and liver spots. My six-and-a-half-year-old spayed dog recently developed dark spots on her belly that look similar to the liver spots that humans develop. Now that I think of it maybe that rabbit, dead but at least furry, was probably still better looking than my ugly old neighbor with his grey nose hairs and his liver spots. Brown liver spots speckled his balding head, the remains of hair long since lost, in colour and quantity, brushed over in a futile attempt to regain his youth. He was about 65 years old, with pink wet eyes and liver spots. Here they are - in their wrinkles, love handles, and liver spots - waiting for the reader to clothe them in their paper-doll robes. ‘Out of the way,’ comes the rude snap of a rather obese nurse with liver spots covering her wrinkled flesh. The backs of his powerful hands are covered with liver spots. Big, dark liver spots extend back from his cheekbones to his ears. ‘Bruce called me,’ he growls. ‘Two thousand, right?’ Wrinkles are acceptable, but liver spots aren't. Cataracts and liver spots don't bring moral enlightenment or spiritual transcendence. Synonyms stain, mark, patch, soiling, streak, spot, blotch, tarnishing Derivatives liver-spotted adjectiveˈlɪvəˌspɒtɪdˈlɪvərˌspɑdəd Having small brown spots on the skin, especially as caused by a skin condition such as lentigo. 雀斑，黄褐斑 wrinkled and liver-spotted hands Example sentencesExamples ‘Excellent,’ he said, clapping his liver-spotted hands twice. She was liver-spotted, elegant and with an even sweeter and dimmer nature than most: she was eager to do absolutely anything you wanted, but was quite incapable of working out what it was that you were asking. The word ‘crafts’ tends to conjure images of little doilies, old ladies with arthritic, liver-spotted fingers, and dried-up flowers in a mesh bag tied with a ribbon in your Mom's underwear drawer. Definition of liver spot in US English: liver spot nounˈlɪvər spɑtˈlivər spät A small brown spot on the skin, especially as caused by a skin condition such as lentigo. 雀斑，黄褐斑 Example sentencesExamples He was about 65 years old, with pink wet eyes and liver spots. Nothing, I tell you, can ever tear a man away from his liver spots. They are not a success because they have started growing old prematurely; they exhibit liver spots, grey hair and their faces are aged and wrinkled. Cryosurgery with liquid nitrogen can remove precancers or liver spots. Daily exposure to the sun can rob your hands of needed moisture and cause blotchiness and liver spots. My six-and-a-half-year-old spayed dog recently developed dark spots on her belly that look similar to the liver spots that humans develop. Here they are - in their wrinkles, love handles, and liver spots - waiting for the reader to clothe them in their paper-doll robes. The main ingredients are also used in laundry detergents to brighten colors, and in existing skin bleaching products for liver spots and scars. ‘Out of the way,’ comes the rude snap of a rather obese nurse with liver spots covering her wrinkled flesh. Now that I think of it maybe that rabbit, dead but at least furry, was probably still better looking than my ugly old neighbor with his grey nose hairs and his liver spots. Big, dark liver spots extend back from his cheekbones to his ears. ‘Bruce called me,’ he growls. ‘Two thousand, right?’ Cataracts and liver spots don't bring moral enlightenment or spiritual transcendence. But other harmful effects, such as liver spots or deep wrinkles, appear later and worsen over time. And then he smiles, a crafty, wizened grin that signals - far more than his labored breath, liver spots or thinning beard - that he is in the final throes of his tenure as president-for-life. Wrinkles are acceptable, but liver spots aren't. She'd noticed some liver spots on his cheeks, forehead and hands in the last few years, deep lines like streams cascading down his face, with others forming, branching off a main tributary. The backs of his powerful hands are covered with liver spots. He had a frail body and liver spots covered his arms. A combination of torrential rain and perpetual cold war with Spain that nearly sees us diverted to Tangiers solidifies that impression - but it's the hotel's atmospheric blend of fading empire and liver spots that's the kicker. Brown liver spots speckled his balding head, the remains of hair long since lost, in colour and quantity, brushed over in a futile attempt to regain his youth. Synonyms stain, mark, patch, soiling, streak, spot, blotch, tarnishing
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