Ingrown Meaning in English
word
ɪnˈɡɹəʊn
in-GROHN
ˈɪŋɡɹəʊn
ING-grohn
Definición
Describes hair, nails, or similar things that have grown back into the skin instead of outwards, often causing pain or infection.
Uso & Matices
Mainly used for 'ingrown hair' or 'ingrown toenail.' Medical and neutral in tone, not slang. Often paired with body parts: 'ingrown toenail,' 'ingrown hair.' Not for plants or unrelated contexts.
Spanish: encarnado (uñas o pelo) - incrustado (sentido médico)Portuguese (BR): encravado (unha ou pelo)Portuguese (PT): encravado (unha ou pelo)Chinese (Simplified): 嵌入的（毛、指甲）Chinese (Traditional): 嵌入的（毛、指甲）Hindi: अंदर उगा हुआ (नाखून या बाल)Arabic: نامٍ للداخل (الأظافر أو الشعر)Bengali: অন্তর্দদ্ধ (চুল/নখ)Russian: вросшийJapanese: 巻き込んだ - 埋没（まいぼつ）Vietnamese: mọc ngượcKorean: 내향성Turkish: içe büyüyenUrdu: اندر اُگا ہواIndonesian: tumbuh ke dalam
Oraciones de Ejemplo
He has an ingrown toenail that hurts a lot.
basic
An ingrown hair can lead to a small bump on your skin.
basic
Doctors can help remove an ingrown nail safely.
basic
I think I got an ingrown hair from shaving too quickly.
natural
She had to see a specialist for her ingrown toenail last year.
natural
After hiking all day, he noticed he had an ingrown nail on his toe.
natural