wig

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柯林斯词典：

wig (noun)
1. A wig is a covering of artificial hair which you wear on your head.
2. If someone wears a wig, they wear a wig on their head, for example because they have little or no hair, or as a decoration.
3. If you say that someone is wearing a wig, you mean that what they are doing or saying is not genuine, and is intended to hide their true feelings or intentions.

wig (verb)
If you say that someone wigs out, you mean that they become extremely angry or excited, and lose control of themselves.

牛津词典：

wig (noun)
1. A covering for the head made of real or artificial hair, typically worn by people for adornment or by people who are bald or have thinning hair.
2. An artificial covering worn on the head to disguise baldness; a toupee.
3. (informal) A wigwam.
4. (informal) A rebuke; a reprimand.
5. (informal) A barrister or judge's wig.
6. A person's mood or state of mind. (North American)
7. (derogatory) A person's head.

wig (verb)
1. [no object] (informal) Go berserk or mad.
2. [with object] (North American, informal) Make (someone) or go mad or crazy.

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例句：

1. She wore a wig to disguise her baldness.（她戴着假发掩饰秃顶。）
2. He was known for his collection of extravagant wigs.（他以他大量奢华的假发收藏而闻名。）
3. She didn't realize that everyone could tell she was wearing a wig.（她没意识到每个人都能看出她戴着假发。）
4. He always wears a wig to court.（他上法庭时总是戴着假发。）
5. I'm not surprised she's wearing a wig - her hair is so thin.（她戴假发我一点也不惊讶——她头发太稀少了。）
6. She decided to go wigless and embrace her natural hair.（她决定不戴假发，接受她的天然头发。）
7. He was so angry, he wigged out and started throwing things.（他气得发疯，开始乱扔东西。）
8. She wigged out when she saw the mess in the kitchen.（她看到厨房的混乱情况时大发雷霆。）
9. She received a wigging from her teacher for not completing her homework.（她因为没完成作业受到了老师的训斥。）
10. His boss gave him a wigging for arriving late to the meeting.（他的老板因为他开会迟到训了他一顿。）
11. He was wearing a wigwam on his head during the camping trip.（在野营旅行中，他头上戴着一个圆顶帐篷。）
12. The judge entered the courtroom wearing his black wig.（法官戴着黑色的假发走进了法庭。）
13. She was in a really bad wig when she found out her car had been stolen.（她发现自己的车被盗时情绪非常糟糕。）
14. She gave him a good wigging for forgetting their anniversary.（她因为他忘记了他们的纪念日而好好训了他一顿。）