Ingrown Meaning in English

word

US

ɪnˈɡɹəʊn

in-GROHN

UK

ˈɪŋɡɹəʊn

ING-grohn

释义

Describes hair, nails, or similar things that have grown back into the skin instead of outwards, often causing pain or infection.

用法与细微差别

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: вросший
• Japanese: 巻き込んだ - 埋没（まいぼつ）
• Vietnamese: mọc ngược
• Korean: 내향성
• Turkish: içe büyüyen
• Urdu: اندر اُگا ہوا
• Indonesian: tumbuh ke dalam

例句

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