Stuff that's good for a hardware store, a beauty parlor.

适合五金店、美容院的东西。

To a famous Bond Street beauty parlor come a bunch of pretty nurses.

些漂亮的护士来到了邦德街家著名的美容院。

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

黑兹尔在家美容院当帮手，挣八美元。

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

理发师或美容院的女孩在鼻子上放了两块钱。

My sister Janice does. She runs a beauty parlor.

妹妹珍妮丝知道 她家美容院。

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

在印度，去美容院是年轻少女的成年礼。

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

餐馆、商店、旅馆、美容院——甚至饮水机——都有“只供白人使用” 的标志。

This is interesting because you might think that you would say a tattoo shop, but we don't say this so think about a beauty salon or beauty parlor.

这很有趣， 因为你可能会认为会说纹身店，但们不说这个， 而是想想美容院或美容沙龙。

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度女孩提供解决方案，从美容院开始，配备不合格或缺乏培训师的健身房，未认证的养师互联网。

We ended up in a small village that had been transported back to 1969 by a film crew, with thick wooden signs for the soda shop and beauty parlor and a huge advertisement for old-fashioned men's shoes painted onto a brick building.

们最终来到个小村庄，那里仿佛被电影剧组带回了1969年：厚重的木制招牌上写着汽水店和美容院，栋砖楼外墙上绘有复古男士鞋的巨幅广告。