manicure是什么意思

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• Proportionately five times as many boys as girls take up apprenticeships, and most of the girls are apprentices in hairdressing and manicure.

• I saw elderly men sitting there looking the picture of health, saw people who were well toileted, well perfumed and well manicured.

• They sign on for a certain number of years, and they massage and manicure people for long hours daily.

• Altogether there may be half a dozen different countries involved in the make-up of these articles included in a composite toilet or manicure set.

• They include helicopters, massage, manicure, osteopathy, acupuncture, cemeteries, party walls, taxis, squares and fairs.

• Proportionately, five times as many boys as girls take up apprenticeships—and most of the girl apprentices are in hairdressing and manicure.

• Manicures are not perhaps quite as important to health as chiropody, but they are important for decent and civilised living.

• I do not know when the system of these establishments, nominally intended for manicure, massage, and other objects, started.