Pimpleの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: A "pimple" is a blemish on the skin. They usually look like red dots.

Example:
"I have a pimple on my nose."
"She never washes her face, so she has lots of pimples."

A: espinillas

A: espinilla

A: Pimple significa espinha (aquela de rosto, não a das costas haha)

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A: A pimple is a clogged pore in your skin.

If you have acne, that means you have pimples.

I was so embarrassed to go to school with a pimple on my nose.

A: pimples are bumps on the skin filled with dirt. Spots are different colored portions of skin.
EX: pimple
I want to pop this pimple, but it will make my skin dirty

EX: spot
That spot looks like a scar

A: pimple = small amount of spots
acne = lots of spots , more severe than pimples

A: Pimple is a single blemish (bump) - acne describes the problem. She suffers from acne - meaning all of the blemishes on the face/ body. Acne is the condition, pimple is singular.

A: To me, zits are bigger and more painful. Some examples:

I always get pimples on my cheeks.
I have a huge zit on my chin!

Extras:
I have acne on my forehead.
I'm starting to break out on my nose.
I ate too much sugar and now I'm breaking out.

A: Acne is the condition of pimples, pimples are the result of acne.

A: I also got a pimple on my face, which is rare for me.

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A: "I don't pop pimples anymore."

A: maybe add s to pimple- "Now I can't see any pimples, there are just marks on your face." "coming out acne" would be called "break outs" so it would be "Yes, but I sometimes take some medicine to protect myself from acne break outs"

A: Instead of “cure,” you can say “help get rid of”

A: A good term for getting pimples on your face is ''breaking out'' or ''my face is breaking out''. So you could say '' I don't want to go out today because I'm breaking out'' or ''My face is breaking out so I don't want to go anywhere''