Definition of clean-shaven in English:

clean-shaven

adjectivekliːnˈʃeɪv(ə)nˌklinˈʃeɪvən

(of a man) without a beard or moustache.
（男人）脸刮得光光的
Example sentencesExamples
- He was shorter than the last one, but he was clean-shaven, and his head was bald.
- He was clean-shaven, in his early 30s and wearing a dark blue t-shirt.
- His hair was fixed nicely and he was now clean-shaven and he smelled quite good.
- He is normally clean-shaven, with receding thinning hair that he is known to dye.
- He was not clean-shaven, but in fact was sporting hints of a beard.
- He was clean-shaven with cropped, brown hair and wore a loose-fitting pink and white hooped cardigan with dark trousers.
- He was clean-shaven and also wearing a blue shirt.
- I came as a clean-shaven man into this organisation because I was told I could not keep a beard if I wanted to be a police officer.
- He used his newly-acquired knife to remove his beard, leaving him clean-shaven.
- He was clean-shaven and wore dark casual clothes.
- He was clean-shaven and wearing blue coveralls, white trainers and a white baseball cap.
- A tall, clean-shaven guy in a wool sweater takes the bottle from me.
- He was clean-shaven, of slim build and had a clear complexion, but a distinguishing long, prominent nose.
- In those days, Bryan kept himself well dressed and was always a clean-shaven fellow.
- The man told police he saw a clean-shaven man who was aged about 30 and 5ft 9in tall with short fair hair.
- He was clean-shaven with a fresh complexion and was wearing a light-coloured flat cap with a long dark, nylon or cotton raincoat.
- That's the impression this fair, clean-shaven gentleman gives.
- He was a clean-shaven man like myself, and the resemblance between us was still so great that, for an instant, I thought it was my own reflection in the glass.
- Some interpretations of Islamic law require that men wear beards rather than being clean-shaven.
- His black hair was neat and wavy and he was clean-shaven and dressed up.

Definition of clean-shaven in US English:

clean-shaven

adjectiveˌklēnˈSHāvənˌklinˈʃeɪvən

(of a man) without a beard or mustache.
（男人）脸刮得光光的
Example sentencesExamples
- The man told police he saw a clean-shaven man who was aged about 30 and 5ft 9in tall with short fair hair.
- He used his newly-acquired knife to remove his beard, leaving him clean-shaven.
- A tall, clean-shaven guy in a wool sweater takes the bottle from me.
- In those days, Bryan kept himself well dressed and was always a clean-shaven fellow.
- He was not clean-shaven, but in fact was sporting hints of a beard.
- He was clean-shaven, in his early 30s and wearing a dark blue t-shirt.
- He is normally clean-shaven, with receding thinning hair that he is known to dye.
- He was a clean-shaven man like myself, and the resemblance between us was still so great that, for an instant, I thought it was my own reflection in the glass.
- Some interpretations of Islamic law require that men wear beards rather than being clean-shaven.
- He was shorter than the last one, but he was clean-shaven, and his head was bald.
- He was clean-shaven and also wearing a blue shirt.
- That's the impression this fair, clean-shaven gentleman gives.
- He was clean-shaven with a fresh complexion and was wearing a light-coloured flat cap with a long dark, nylon or cotton raincoat.
- He was clean-shaven with cropped, brown hair and wore a loose-fitting pink and white hooped cardigan with dark trousers.
- His black hair was neat and wavy and he was clean-shaven and dressed up.
- He was clean-shaven and wearing blue coveralls, white trainers and a white baseball cap.
- He was clean-shaven and wore dark casual clothes.
- He was clean-shaven, of slim build and had a clear complexion, but a distinguishing long, prominent nose.
- I came as a clean-shaven man into this organisation because I was told I could not keep a beard if I wanted to be a police officer.
- His hair was fixed nicely and he was now clean-shaven and he smelled quite good.

词汇	clean-shaven
释义	Definition of clean-shaven in English: clean-shaven adjectivekliːnˈʃeɪv(ə)nˌklinˈʃeɪvən (of a man) without a beard or moustache. （男人）脸刮得光光的 Example sentencesExamples He was shorter than the last one, but he was clean-shaven, and his head was bald. He was clean-shaven, in his early 30s and wearing a dark blue t-shirt. His hair was fixed nicely and he was now clean-shaven and he smelled quite good. He is normally clean-shaven, with receding thinning hair that he is known to dye. He was not clean-shaven, but in fact was sporting hints of a beard. He was clean-shaven with cropped, brown hair and wore a loose-fitting pink and white hooped cardigan with dark trousers. He was clean-shaven and also wearing a blue shirt. I came as a clean-shaven man into this organisation because I was told I could not keep a beard if I wanted to be a police officer. He used his newly-acquired knife to remove his beard, leaving him clean-shaven. He was clean-shaven and wore dark casual clothes. He was clean-shaven and wearing blue coveralls, white trainers and a white baseball cap. A tall, clean-shaven guy in a wool sweater takes the bottle from me. He was clean-shaven, of slim build and had a clear complexion, but a distinguishing long, prominent nose. In those days, Bryan kept himself well dressed and was always a clean-shaven fellow. The man told police he saw a clean-shaven man who was aged about 30 and 5ft 9in tall with short fair hair. He was clean-shaven with a fresh complexion and was wearing a light-coloured flat cap with a long dark, nylon or cotton raincoat. That's the impression this fair, clean-shaven gentleman gives. He was a clean-shaven man like myself, and the resemblance between us was still so great that, for an instant, I thought it was my own reflection in the glass. Some interpretations of Islamic law require that men wear beards rather than being clean-shaven. His black hair was neat and wavy and he was clean-shaven and dressed up. Definition of clean-shaven in US English: clean-shaven adjectiveˌklēnˈSHāvənˌklinˈʃeɪvən (of a man) without a beard or mustache. （男人）脸刮得光光的 Example sentencesExamples The man told police he saw a clean-shaven man who was aged about 30 and 5ft 9in tall with short fair hair. He used his newly-acquired knife to remove his beard, leaving him clean-shaven. A tall, clean-shaven guy in a wool sweater takes the bottle from me. In those days, Bryan kept himself well dressed and was always a clean-shaven fellow. He was not clean-shaven, but in fact was sporting hints of a beard. He was clean-shaven, in his early 30s and wearing a dark blue t-shirt. He is normally clean-shaven, with receding thinning hair that he is known to dye. He was a clean-shaven man like myself, and the resemblance between us was still so great that, for an instant, I thought it was my own reflection in the glass. Some interpretations of Islamic law require that men wear beards rather than being clean-shaven. He was shorter than the last one, but he was clean-shaven, and his head was bald. He was clean-shaven and also wearing a blue shirt. That's the impression this fair, clean-shaven gentleman gives. He was clean-shaven with a fresh complexion and was wearing a light-coloured flat cap with a long dark, nylon or cotton raincoat. He was clean-shaven with cropped, brown hair and wore a loose-fitting pink and white hooped cardigan with dark trousers. His black hair was neat and wavy and he was clean-shaven and dressed up. He was clean-shaven and wearing blue coveralls, white trainers and a white baseball cap. He was clean-shaven and wore dark casual clothes. He was clean-shaven, of slim build and had a clear complexion, but a distinguishing long, prominent nose. I came as a clean-shaven man into this organisation because I was told I could not keep a beard if I wanted to be a police officer. His hair was fixed nicely and he was now clean-shaven and he smelled quite good.
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