Definition of side whiskers in English:

side whiskers

plural noun

Whiskers or sideburns on a man's cheeks.
络腮胡子，连鬓胡子
his countenance was set off by bushy eyebrows and side-whiskers
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a sly-looking little man with side whiskers, a solicitor with a very small business, but clever enough to realize before anyone else that Animal Farm will need a broker and the commissions will be worth having.
- On September 20, 1953, George Jonas, caretaker of the Yorkshire Museum, saw an old man wearing a frock coat and sporting white side whiskers reading a book in the library.
- A stout, stoop- shouldered man, with a bald head and puffs of reddish side-whiskers, was standing in a little pavilion.
- I bet if we dug down, we'd find that a lot of those old guys with their funny side whiskers knew what they were doing better than we give them credit for.
- Born in 1822, Francis Dillon Bell was a slightly chubby man with thick side whiskers who, by all accounts, was a complete paradox.
Synonyms
facial hair, whiskers, stubble, designer stubble, five o'clock shadow, bristles

Definition of side whiskers in US English:

side whiskers

plural nounsīd ˈ(h)wiskərzsaɪd ˈ(h)wɪskərz

Whiskers or sideburns on a man's cheeks.
络腮胡子，连鬓胡子
his countenance was set off by bushy eyebrows and side-whiskers
Example sentencesExamples
- A stout, stoop- shouldered man, with a bald head and puffs of reddish side-whiskers, was standing in a little pavilion.
- He is a sly-looking little man with side whiskers, a solicitor with a very small business, but clever enough to realize before anyone else that Animal Farm will need a broker and the commissions will be worth having.
- I bet if we dug down, we'd find that a lot of those old guys with their funny side whiskers knew what they were doing better than we give them credit for.
- On September 20, 1953, George Jonas, caretaker of the Yorkshire Museum, saw an old man wearing a frock coat and sporting white side whiskers reading a book in the library.
- Born in 1822, Francis Dillon Bell was a slightly chubby man with thick side whiskers who, by all accounts, was a complete paradox.
Synonyms
facial hair, whiskers, stubble, designer stubble, five o'clock shadow, bristles

词汇	side whiskers
释义	Definition of side whiskers in English: side whiskers plural noun Whiskers or sideburns on a man's cheeks. 络腮胡子，连鬓胡子 his countenance was set off by bushy eyebrows and side-whiskers Example sentencesExamples He is a sly-looking little man with side whiskers, a solicitor with a very small business, but clever enough to realize before anyone else that Animal Farm will need a broker and the commissions will be worth having. On September 20, 1953, George Jonas, caretaker of the Yorkshire Museum, saw an old man wearing a frock coat and sporting white side whiskers reading a book in the library. A stout, stoop- shouldered man, with a bald head and puffs of reddish side-whiskers, was standing in a little pavilion. I bet if we dug down, we'd find that a lot of those old guys with their funny side whiskers knew what they were doing better than we give them credit for. Born in 1822, Francis Dillon Bell was a slightly chubby man with thick side whiskers who, by all accounts, was a complete paradox. Synonyms facial hair, whiskers, stubble, designer stubble, five o'clock shadow, bristles Definition of side whiskers in US English: side whiskers plural nounsīd ˈ(h)wiskərzsaɪd ˈ(h)wɪskərz Whiskers or sideburns on a man's cheeks. 络腮胡子，连鬓胡子 his countenance was set off by bushy eyebrows and side-whiskers Example sentencesExamples A stout, stoop- shouldered man, with a bald head and puffs of reddish side-whiskers, was standing in a little pavilion. He is a sly-looking little man with side whiskers, a solicitor with a very small business, but clever enough to realize before anyone else that Animal Farm will need a broker and the commissions will be worth having. I bet if we dug down, we'd find that a lot of those old guys with their funny side whiskers knew what they were doing better than we give them credit for. On September 20, 1953, George Jonas, caretaker of the Yorkshire Museum, saw an old man wearing a frock coat and sporting white side whiskers reading a book in the library. Born in 1822, Francis Dillon Bell was a slightly chubby man with thick side whiskers who, by all accounts, was a complete paradox. Synonyms facial hair, whiskers, stubble, designer stubble, five o'clock shadow, bristles
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