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In everyday conversation, 霜 (shuāng) is commonly used to refer to frost or frost-like powder. For example, when the weather is cold, people might say "今天早上有一层霜 (jīntiān zǎoshang yǒu yī céng shuāng)" which means "there was a layer of frost this morning."
In the context of cosmetics, 霜 (shuāng) can refer to cream or lotion. For instance, when talking about skincare products, someone might say "我用了这款面霜 (wǒ yòngle zhè kuǎn miàn shuāng)" which means "I used this facial cream."
Additionally, 霜 (shuāng) can also be used to describe something that is white or hoary in appearance. For example, someone might say "这片山顶被霜覆盖 (zhè piàn shāndǐng bèi shuāng fùgài)" which means "the top of this mountain is covered in hoary frost."
Other related words that may come up in conversation include 冰霜 (bīng shuāng) which means "frost," 霜冻 (shuāng dòng) which means "frostbite," and 霜降 (shuāng jiàng) which refers to the 18th solar term in the Chinese calendar, marking the beginning of frosty weather.
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