blond
word
/ˈbɫɑnd/
blahnd
/blˈɒnd/
blond
Definition
Having hair that is very light yellow, golden, or pale in color. It is most often used to describe a person's hair, and sometimes a person's overall appearance.
Usage & Nuances
Usually an adjective: 'blond hair', 'She is blond'. In modern usage, 'blond' and 'blonde' are often both used, though 'blonde' is traditionally more common for women. It describes hair color, not skin color. Common collocations: 'blond hair', 'bleach blond', 'dark blond'.
Spanish: rubioPortuguese (BR): loiroPortuguese (PT): louroChinese (Simplified): 金发的 - 浅金色的Chinese (Traditional): 金髮的 - 淺金色的Hindi: सुनहरे बालों वालाArabic: أشقرBengali: সোনালী (চুলের রঙ)Russian: блонд - светловолосыйJapanese: 金髪（きんぱつ）Vietnamese: tóc vàngKorean: 금발Turkish: sarışınUrdu: سنہری (بالوں کے لئے)Indonesian: pirang
Example Sentences
She has long blond hair.
basic
He has that classic surfer look: tan skin and messy blond hair.
natural
That blond boy is my brother.
basic
Her dog has blond fur.
basic
I didn't recognize him at first because he dyed his hair blond.
natural
She used to be blond, but now her hair is much darker.
natural