🇬🇧 Wear meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To wear your hair means to choose a style for your hair and keep it like that, such as wearing it in a ponytail, in braids, or sticking straight up like a silly porcupine.

I wear my hair in a ponytail so high it feels like my thoughts are getting pulled up too.

He wears his hair over one eye to look mysterious, but mostly he just bumps into doors.

I tried to wear my hair like a movie star, but it came out looking like a broom in a windstorm.

On crazy hair day, I wore my hair straight up with so much gel it could probably pick up radio stations.

I decided to wear my hair in one long braid so I could whip it around like a dramatic movie character.

She stood by the mirror and decided she would wear her hair in a tight braid. At school she can wear a high ponytail, at the park she can wear a loose bun, and at night she will wear two small braids. Her friend smiled: "You always wear your hair with joy." She smiled back and felt calm.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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