But they don't call them " beauty parlors" anymore.

但他们不再称他们为“”了。

Hazel worked as a helper in a beauty parlor for eight dollars.

黑兹尔在一家当帮手，挣八元。

The barber or the beauty parlor girl puts two bucks on the nose.

理发师或的女孩在鼻子上放了两块钱。

My sister Janice does. She runs a beauty parlor.

我妹妹珍妮丝知道 她经营一家。

Restaurants, stores, hotels, beauty parlors—even water fountains—had signs " for whites only."

餐馆、商店、旅馆、——甚至饮水机——都有“只供白人使用” 的标志。

A beauty parlor visit is a rite of passage for a young teenage girl in India.

在印，是年轻少女的成年礼。

" Station" here refers to an area where someone works inside of a hair salon, inside of what we used to call, at least for women, a " beauty parlor" (parlor).

这里的“站” 指的是发店里面有人工作的地方， 也就是我们以前所说的，至少对女性来说， 是“” （parlor）。

Multiple industries thrive off of these insecurities, promising the average Indian girl solutions by way of looking like a top actress or a model, starting from beauty parlors, ill-equipped gyms with underqualified or absent trainers, uncertified dietitians on the internet.

多个行业因这些不安全感而蓬勃发展，承诺通过看起来像顶级女演员或模特来为普通印女孩提供解决方案，从开始，配备不合格或缺乏培训师的健身房，未经认证的营养师互联网。