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Definition of sunscreen - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
UV protectionproduct containing compounds to absorb or reflect UV radiation
- Sunscreen is essential for outdoor sports.
- She applied sunscreen before heading to the beach.
- Sunscreen should be reapplied every two hours.
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product containing compounds to absorb or reflect UV radiation
Expressions with sunscreen
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skin cream that helps block harmful rays from the sun
She applied sunscreen lotion before spending the afternoon at the beach.
Origin of sunscreen
English, sun (star) + screen (shield)
Terms with sunscreen included in their meaning
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travel
bag for carrying beach items like towels and sunscreen
acr: sun protection factor
measure of how well sunscreen protects skin
sunscreen effectiveness
measure of how well a sunscreen will protect skin from UVB rays
sunscreen rating
number showing how well something protects against harm
skincare
apply sunscreen that contains a white mineral for sun protection
chemistry
compound found in folic acid and used in sunscreen
skincare
sunscreen formulated to protect skin against extreme cold and UV rays
abr: para-aminobenzoic acid
chemical used in sunscreen and vitamins
skincare
substance used in sunscreen
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- French:crème solaire, ...
- German:Sonnencreme, ...
- Italian:protezione solare, ...
- Spanish:protector solar, ...
- Portuguese:protetor solar, ...
- Chinese:防晒霜, ...
- Japanese:日焼け止め, ...
- Arabic:واقي شمس, ...
- Hebrew:קְרֶם הֲגָנָה מֵהַשֶּׁמֶשׁ, ...
- Russian:солнцезащитный крем, ...
- Ukrainian:сонцезахисний крем, ...
- Hindi:सनस्क्रीन, ...

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