Definition of hairdressing in English:

hairdressing

nounˈhɛːdrɛsɪŋˈhɛrˌdrɛsɪŋ

mass noun

The occupation of cutting and styling hair.
courses in beauty and hairdressing
as modifier a hairdressing salon
Example sentencesExamples
- Some youngsters might not have thought of hairdressing as a career, and boys in particular tend to ignore it.
- She had her own hairdressing business, which she ran for many years in the town.
- She bought premises in John Street to open a hairdressing salon.
- He could have his hair cut in any number of hairdressing chains.
- She is really excited about going back to college for the second year of her hairdressing course in September.
- A good foundation for a successful career in any area of hairdressing is based on hard work, good training, salon experience, and ambition.
- Third prize was a hairdressing voucher.
- They're a hairdressing chain that operates under the rule that you don't have to make an appointment — you just turn up.
- I do have some experience with hairdressing.
- "Services like nursing and hairdressing are lasting because people always want them," he explained.

Definition of hairdressing in US English:

hairdressing

nounˈherˌdresiNGˈhɛrˌdrɛsɪŋ

The occupation of cutting and styling hair.
courses in beauty and hairdressing
as modifier a hairdressing salon
Example sentencesExamples
- He could have his hair cut in any number of hairdressing chains.
- They're a hairdressing chain that operates under the rule that you don't have to make an appointment — you just turn up.
- Third prize was a hairdressing voucher.
- She bought premises in John Street to open a hairdressing salon.
- She is really excited about going back to college for the second year of her hairdressing course in September.
- A good foundation for a successful career in any area of hairdressing is based on hard work, good training, salon experience, and ambition.
- She had her own hairdressing business, which she ran for many years in the town.
- "Services like nursing and hairdressing are lasting because people always want them," he explained.
- I do have some experience with hairdressing.
- Some youngsters might not have thought of hairdressing as a career, and boys in particular tend to ignore it.

词汇	hairdressing
释义	Definition of hairdressing in English: hairdressing nounˈhɛːdrɛsɪŋˈhɛrˌdrɛsɪŋ mass noun The occupation of cutting and styling hair. courses in beauty and hairdressing as modifier a hairdressing salon Example sentencesExamples Some youngsters might not have thought of hairdressing as a career, and boys in particular tend to ignore it. She had her own hairdressing business, which she ran for many years in the town. She bought premises in John Street to open a hairdressing salon. He could have his hair cut in any number of hairdressing chains. She is really excited about going back to college for the second year of her hairdressing course in September. A good foundation for a successful career in any area of hairdressing is based on hard work, good training, salon experience, and ambition. Third prize was a hairdressing voucher. They're a hairdressing chain that operates under the rule that you don't have to make an appointment — you just turn up. I do have some experience with hairdressing. "Services like nursing and hairdressing are lasting because people always want them," he explained. Definition of hairdressing in US English: hairdressing nounˈherˌdresiNGˈhɛrˌdrɛsɪŋ The occupation of cutting and styling hair. courses in beauty and hairdressing as modifier a hairdressing salon Example sentencesExamples He could have his hair cut in any number of hairdressing chains. They're a hairdressing chain that operates under the rule that you don't have to make an appointment — you just turn up. Third prize was a hairdressing voucher. She bought premises in John Street to open a hairdressing salon. She is really excited about going back to college for the second year of her hairdressing course in September. A good foundation for a successful career in any area of hairdressing is based on hard work, good training, salon experience, and ambition. She had her own hairdressing business, which she ran for many years in the town. "Services like nursing and hairdressing are lasting because people always want them," he explained. I do have some experience with hairdressing. Some youngsters might not have thought of hairdressing as a career, and boys in particular tend to ignore it.
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