Appearances
and character
How to describe someone in English
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Appearances
and character
How to describe someone in English
What does he/she look like? When we want to describe someone we need to use some vocabulary (nouns, adjectives, modifiers, verbs) and structures to describe age, height, build, hair, face, clothes and other distinguishing features such as glasses or tattoos.
Age
He/She is very / quite / really young / old.
- (^) a baby/ toddler / teenager.
- (^) in his/her 20s / 30s.
- (^) in his/her early / mid / late 20s.
- (^) around 20 (years old).
- (^) middle-aged / elderly.
Height
He/She is 165cm tall.
- (^) of average / medium height.
- (^) medhei.[meddy] (informal)
- (^) relatively normal height.
- (^) very / quite / rather tall.
- (^) short / shortish / tiny.
Hair
He/She has (got)… long (length), curly (texture), black (colour) hair.
- long / short / shoulder-length hair.
- straight / wavy / curly / spiky / shaved / neatly- combed hair.
- blond / fair / brown / mousy / auburn / red / black / grey hair. or he/she is blond-haired. or he/she is a blonde / brunette / redhead. or he/she is short-haired or curly-haired. Or His/Her hair is long, curly and black!
Hair (2)
Amount of hair (from more to less): He/She has (got) bushy or coarse (lots of hair) hair. He/She has (got) scraggly or limp (little hair) hair. He/She has (got) a receding hairline. He/She has (got) a bald spot. He is bald. Hair styles: He/She has (got) a fringe / parting / pony tail / bun / wig / toupée / bald patch. He/She has (got) (pigtail) braids. He/She has (got) permed, dyed, bleached, highlighted hair.
Skin
He/She has got a freckled, wrinkled, silky, baby-soft, rough, glowing, tanned skin. He/She is dark-skinned, olive-skinned. He/She has got a fair complexion. He/She has got spots, blackheads, freckles, moles, wrinkles, crow’s feet, a birthmark.
Character
He/She is really / very / quite / rather / a bit / somehow sweet. My friend Maria is very responsible and polite. My mum loves her. Susan is not only intelligent, but also very hard-working. Peter is quite shy and quiet, but he’s very friendly.