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用法学习: 1. remove I. Take (something) away or off from the position occupied: Customs officials removed documents from 拿走 the premises. She sat down to remove her make-up卸妆. He sat down and quickly removed 脱下, 除掉 his shoes and socks. Rescue crews 救援人员 removed 救出 two people from the collapsed building. Remove the pan from the heat and leave to cool. The area has now been removed 移除, 删除 from the list of dangerous destinations. makeup remover 卸妆水. 卸妆油. How to Properly Remove Makeup:Here's my trick, I take either a creamy cleanser or a makeup remover oil and work it into my skin, paying particular attention to my lash line. I gently work the remover into my lashes to dislodge the mascara and liner. For me rinsing with water just isn't enough. I like to use a hot washcloth to wipe off the makeup. a. to get rid of dirty spots on clothing, curtains, cloth, etc. Soap and cold water will remove most food stains. The bill is intended to remove obstacles that may discourage investors. She removed her jacket and hung it over the chair. II. 废除. 去除. Abolish or get rid of: Exchange controls have finally been removed. They removed thousands of needy youngsters from the benefit system. III. Dismiss from a job. to take away someone's power or position, especially in politics. Officials who were involved in the scandal were removed from office. he was removed from his position as teacher. IV. (be removed) Be distant from: It is an isolated place 偏僻的, far removed from the London art world. a. Be very different from: an explanation which is far removed from the truth. V. (as adjective removed) Separated by a particular number of steps of descent: his second cousin once removed. restriction on: The county faces restrictions on the use of water for irrigating crops. impose/place 加以限制 restrictions (on): The judge had imposed further restrictions on the reporting of the case. lift/remove 去除限制 restrictions (on): We are asking the government to lift all restrictions on food shipments. 2. He doesn't need to put himself in that space 置自己于...境地, 经受遭受.... a confined/limited/enclosed space (=a small space): Their voices sounded loud in the confined space space [singular] a period of time. space of time: It was an amazing achievement in such a short space of time. in/within the space of: In the space of 36 hours, I had travelled halfway round the world. look/stare into space 发呆, 呆看 to look in front of you for a long time without seeing the things that are there because you are thinking about something else. He sat quietly for a while, staring into space. a waste of space an insulting way of referring to someone or something that is completely useless. That boy is just a total waste of space. club appearance 露脸, London appearance 去伦敦露脸的事务. work away (at something) 辛勤工作, 努力工作 to continue to work industriously at something. All the weavers were working away at their looms. They just kept working away. "Where is Kayne West?" "He is in his studio." "Working away?" "Yes". I can't believe my mum is acting like that说那么的话, 做那样的事. That's exactly what I want avoid for my birthday. riveting [ˈrɪvɪtɪŋ] adjective 吸引人注意的. 引人入胜的. Commanding the attention of spectators.completely engrossing; compelling. If you describe something as riveting, you mean that it is extremely interesting and exciting, and that it holds your attention completely. The story is excellent, riveting stuff. "The book is a riveting account of the legendary freedom fighter". ...Jeffrey Wolf's riveting new novel. If you are riveted by something, it fascinates you and holds your interest completely. 迷住. As a child I remember being riveted by my grandfather's appearance. He was riveted to the John Wayne movie. be riveted by/to something to interest someone so much that they pay complete attention. The book appeared to have riveted the man for hours. be riveted on/to /someone/something if your eyes or attention are riveted on or to someone or something, you are so interested or frightened that you cannot stop looking at them. They were riveted to the television screen. Mitch came up, his eyes riveted on the girl's face. be riveted to the spot 僵立当场 to be so frightened or surprised that you cannot move. I stood and watched them argue, riveted to the spot. 另一个含义: v. to join two things together with rivets. n. a metal pin used for joining pieces of metal together. dictate I. 决定. 影响. [transitive] to influence or control how something is done. If one thing dictates another, the first thing causes or influences the second thing. The film's budget dictated a tough schedule. Of course, a number of factors will dictate how long an apple tree can survive. Their choice was dictated by political circumstances. dictate that: Common sense dictates that we approach her with caution. A number of US lawmakers are calling on the White House to declassify documents that shed light on Saudi Arabia's possible complicity 卷入, 介入, 参与, 扮演的角色 ( [kəmˈplɪsəti] the fact that someone is involved in or knows about something bad that happens.) in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Cornyn said he believed Riyadh was over-reacting to the bill, but stressed he would not want the legislation altered because of the economic threat. "I don't think we should let foreign countries dictate the domestic policy of the United States," Cornyn said. But he also sought to suggest the measure was not targeting Saudi Arabia. II. [intransitive/transitive] 干扰. 影响. 说三道四. 指手划脚. 插手. If someone dictates to someone else, they tell them what they should do or can do. to tell someone exactly what to do and how to behave. What right has one country to dictate the environmental standards of another? What gives them the right to dictate to us what we should eat? dictate something to someone: The new republics are in no position to dictate terms to Moscow. dictate what/how etc.: Don't try to dictate what I read. Why is everyone dictate what to do with my closet. III. [intransitive/transitive] to say the words of a document that someone else will write or type for you. If you dictate something, you say or read it aloud for someone else to write down. Sheldon writes every day of the week, dictating his novels in the morning. I have letters to dictate to my secretary before I leave. 3. find/take/get your bearings 找回自信, 找回方向 to feel sure of your abilities. to find out where you are and where other things are. It took her a moment to get her bearings in the dark. Lonely and upset, she moved in with her parents to try to get her bearings. Usage notes: the opposite meaning is expressed by lose your bearings: to become confused about where you are and where other things are. I lost my bearings and ended up at the entrance again. For a short time after my mother died, my father seemed to lose his bearings. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of bearings (your position in relation to other things). take a bearing to find out where you are or what direction you are going in, using a special instrument such as a compass. decide on a direction in which to travel. take and follow a compass bearing of that direction (just point compass direction of travel arrow to intended direction, then turn the bezl so that the red needle is inside the orienting arrow. I knew you are redoing your house, but I didn't know you put it back to the oven. What empty nest? Even though Kris Jenner's youngest daughters Kendall and Kylie Jenner have flown the proverbial nest, she's not alone. Kim Kardashian told WWD last week that she, Kanye West and their daughter North have moved back into mom's Calabasas, Calif., pad while their new home undergoes renovations. "My mom is thrilled," said Kardashian, "and my husband has been a good sport about it." Kardashian said she's coming into the home stretch of the renovation, with "big decisions" about bathroom fixtures and tile still to make. The temporary setup also has her running upstairs in the middle of the night if North wakes up. "She's usually a good sleeper but the other night she woke up and wanted me to put her hair in a ponytail," Kardashian said. Oh, those kids. It's OK though, because Kardashian hasn't been feeling as motivated for her daily workouts as she was when she was carrying baby number one. "I keep pretty active but lately I'm just tired." The three had lived with her for more than a year after buying a $20 million house and an adjacent, estimated $2.9 million house and beginning renovation work on the properties but had moved out several months ago. Kris said the two recently returned to live in her home temporarily because they still have more renovations to complete. She dished that she was surprised when Kim asked to move back into her Calabasas, Calif., home, joking that she doesn't have "empty nest" syndrome as a result because Kim keeps coming home! 4. disperse (dispel rumor) I. When something disperses or when you disperse it, it spreads over a wide area. 使分散; 扩散. The oil appeared to be dispersing. II. When a group of people disperses or when someone disperses them, the group splits up and the people leave in different directions. 驱散; 散开. 驱赶. Police fired shots and used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators. If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. 玻璃杯子: A tumbler 水杯子 is a flat-bottomed beverage container for drinking made of plastic, glass, etc. Shot glass, a small glass for up to four ounces of liquor. The modern shot glass has a thicker base and sides than the older whiskey glass. A shot glass is a small glass designed to hold or measure spirits or liquor, which is either drunk straight from the glass ("a shot") or poured into a cocktail. A "shot" of liquor is not the same as a "shooter". Shot glasses decorated with a wide variety of toasts, advertisements and humorous pictures are popular souvenirs and collectibles. A yard of ale or yard glass is a very tall beer glass used for drinking around 2 1⁄2 imperial pints (1.4 L) of beer, depending upon the diameter. The glass is approximately 1 yard (0.91 m) long, shaped with a bulb at the bottom, and a widening shaft, which constitutes most of the height. Drinking a yard glass full of beer as quickly as possible is a traditional pub game; the bulb at the bottom of the glass makes it likely that the contestant will be splashed with a sudden rush of beer towards the end of the feat. A cocktail glass ( = martini glass) 三角形状的酒吧 is a stemmed glass with an inverted cone bowl. Though they are often referred to as martini glasses, they differ from martini glasses in that they have smaller, narrower bowls with rounded or flat bottoms, while martini glasses generally have larger, wider bowls which are fully conical at the bottom. It is mainly used to serve cocktails. Its form derives from the fact that all cocktails are traditionally served chilled and contain an aromatic element. Thus, the stem allows the drinker to hold the glass without affecting the temperature of the drink, and the wide bowl places the surface of the drink directly under the drinker's nose, ensuring that the aromatic element has the desired effect. 5. Sex pest cabbie asked to touch 'dream girl' passenger: A Melbourne taxi driver who told a female passenger she was his "dream girl" and asked to touch her and take her photo never faced any disciplinary action, his victim believes. After asking to take the woman's picture, he then asks, "Can I just touch you once?" "No, no touching," she says. "As you wish," he says. The driver then told her he would "head to the bathroom" after she got out and placed one of his hands on his crotch, the woman told News Corp. The woman said she has come forward after hearing of other incidents of women being harassed by taxi drivers. She said she was urged not to report the incident to police after contacting the Taxi Services Commission. A commission spokeswoman has refused to comment on whether the driver was still employed, citing privacy. "I was completely sober and it was broad daylight 光天化日, so I can only begin to imagine what may have happened if it was dark and I was drunk, or a 16-year-old girl," the woman said. lush I. (Of vegetation, especially grass) 绿草丛生的. 绿油油的. growing luxuriantly. Having or characterized by luxuriant vegetation: lush green. the lush decor of a grand hotel. a lush valley. lush greenery and cultivated fields. II. Very rich and providing great sensory pleasure. Extremely pleasing to the senses: a lush scent 怡人香气, 香气怡人; lush fruit; the lush sounds of an orchestra 动听的音乐. lush orchestrations. III. British informal Sexually attractive. Voluptuous or sensual: "[His]eyes swept over her lush young body until she was all the way out the door". IV. Very good or impressive: I had some really lush pressies. 小伙视频推荐家乡小乡村: It gives city-slickers(a person with the sophistication and values generally associated with urban dwellers. "He cultivated the image of cool-as-ice City slicker". City slicker is an idiomatic expression for someone accustomed to a city or urban lifestyle and unsuited to life in the country. The term was typically used as a term of derision ( [dɪˈrɪʒ(ə)n] 揶揄. 挖苦. 嘲弄. 嘲笑. the opinion that someone or something is stupid, unimportant, or useless. Act of treating with disdain. There were shouts of derision from the audience. deride to criticize someone or something by suggesting that they are stupid, unimportant, or useless. ) by rural Americans who regarded them with amusement. It may refer to a "fop", or it may be a derogatory term for a person wearing inappropriate city-type business attire, particularly with a brusque or condescending attitude ( brusque [brusk] 敷衍的. 爱理不理的. 爱搭不理的. speaking quickly in an unfriendly way using very few words. His tone was brusque. She often seems a little brusque when she is interviewing people. a. using quick movements that show that you do not feel friendly toward someone. her brusque manner.) in areas where local residents are offended by an arrogant attitude combined with disdain and lack of respect for rural people and lifestyles. The term can be used to describe people who are perceived as dishonest, arrogant, or simply naive. City slicker was derisively given to people from the urban Eastern United States when they took on an attitude 表现出...的态度 that their lifestyle and access to the culture of city life gave them superior intelligence 高人一等. Rural people, particularly those in the west, notably cowboys, often used the perception of a snobbish attitude as justification for playing practical jokes on such people. The archetypal city slicker is depicted as a spoiled selfish lazy rich person who considers people living on farms to be poor and ignorant. They are depicted as being unaccustomed to hard labour and as a result, tire very easily and complain when working. City slickers appeared often as deceitful characters in U.S. comic strips and movies before the middle of the 20th century, but usually to be "outsmarted" by the native wisdom and common sense of the locals or to somehow otherwise get their just deserts 应得的报应 in the end. The term is still used in rural areas today. Related terms include dude, tenderfoot, and greenhorn. Antonyms include yokel, bumpkin and hick.) a taste of what it's like to have "Bogan pride". Mr Coombs has an early gripe with the town's sign, disputing the town's population of 200 - believing it to be much lower. While visiting the town's Uniting Church, he has a run-in with a lizard - initially freaking out that it was a snake - before chasing it into the church's outdoor toilet. 6. A smoke ring 烟圈 is a visible vortex ring formed by smoke in a clear atmosphere. Smokers may blow smoke rings from the mouth 吹烟圈, intentionally or accidentally. Smoke rings may also be formed by sudden bursts of fire (such as lighting and immediately putting out a cigarette lighter), by shaking a smoke source (such as an incense stick) up and down, by firing certain types of artillery, or by the use of special devices, such as vortex ring toys. The head of a mushroom cloud is a large smoke ring. A smoke ring is commonly formed when a puff of smoke 一口烟 is suddenly injected into clear air, especially through a narrow opening. The outer parts of the puff are slowed down by the still air (or by edges of the opening) relative to the central part, imparting it the characteristic poloidal flow pattern. The smoke makes the ring visible, but does not significantly affect the flow. The same phenomenon occurs with any fluid, creating vortex rings which are invisible but otherwise entirely similar to smoke rings. When blown in still air, a smoke ring usually travels roughly straight from the opening over a surprisingly large distance, maintaining its round, o-ring shape, until dispersed by turbulence or other interference. sell- out I. 脱销. 全卖完. 售完. a performance, sports event etc for which all the tickets are sold. Their London concert was a sell-out. v. The tickets had sold out within a few short hours. I went to get some bread, but the shop had sold out. sell out of: On a hot day, we can sell out of ice cream in an hour. II. informal a situation in which someone does something that is the opposite of what they had promised or that seems to be against their principles. Several groups have decried the peace accord as a sell-out 背叛. 出卖. v. informal to do something that shows you no longer have the same moral principles that you used to have. sell out to: Some fans thought she'd sold out to mainstream pop music. III. American 清仓. 甩卖. to deliberately sell all the goods in your business, especially because you are closing the business permanently. Kylie Jenner fans in uproar (=furious) over undelivered Lip Kits: An entrepreneur's dream has turned into a nightmare for Kylie Jenner the businesswoman. The 18-year-old's latest venture, The Kylie Lip Kit, has proven to be so popular that it sold out in minutes. The downside: Some buyers have now been waiting weeks for their $29 purchases, and they're not happy about it. Kylie launched her Lip Kit on November 30, promising "a collection of shades and products I handpicked with an amazing team to design the perfect Kylie lip" (fillers not included). The immediate demand was so high the reality star's website crashed. But those unsatisfied customers are beginning to upstage the sales. Many are complaining on social media about not getting their money's worth. Some were able to add it to their shopping cart only to discover the product had sold out when they went to check out. Others made it through the order process but have yet to receive the goods. Uh-oh. Looks like Kylie may have spent so much time "visiting the factories and sitting in the chem room creating the perfect colors and formulas" (her words) that she forgot to nail distribution. For now, impatient customers might have to keep waiting. The Lip Kits were restocked 重新上架 yesterday, and once again sold out within seconds. Clearly the delivery delays haven't affected their popularity, but how long are Kylie fans willing to wait to copy her superstar pout? While you anticipate the arrival of your Kylie Lip Kit order (good luck), here's a peek at her tutorial on applying make-up Kylie-style. Enjoy.

  British model had an 'amazing threesome' with Justin Bieber: THOSE naked pictures of Justin Bieber really didn't do him justice, a London model claims, boasting to have enjoyed a threesome with the pop star. Model Laura Carter, 30, says an x-rated game of truth or dare ended with her having a threesome with Bieber at a London hotel, and the sex was "amazing". "Any other time I'd have been like, 'Hang on a minute,' but it was Justin Bieber. I'd fancied him forever," Carter admitted. Bieber, 21, picked out Laura on a nightclub dance floor after he headlined the Jingle Bell Ball at London's O2 Arena last weekend. A blacked-out car 全黑的车 ( In terms of any automobile, when the car is completely black. The car must be black, have black tinted windows, black tail lights, and black rims. ) whisked her to the historic Rosewood Hotel for a private champagne-fuelled party, which ended with police being called. "I was taken to this huge room which had been kitted out with ( kit sb/sth out/up 装备, 配备 mainly UK to ​supply someone or something with the ​clothes or ​equipment that are ​needed for a ​particular ​purpose: They went ​shopping to get kitted out for the ​trip. Provide someone or something with the appropriate clothing or equipment: we were all kitted out in life jackets. get one's kit off British informal Take off all one's clothes.) a massive sound system and there was booze everywhere," Carter said. "There were four boys and a group of 10 girls, all really glamorous. The party was in full swing and Justin was showing off his dance moves. I wanted to take a selfie to show all my friends but security took my phone at the door and put it in a bucket. "He said, 'Right girls, let's play.' He kissed one of the girls as a dare and that's when it started to get on another level." He took a girl into a bedroom before swaggering back in his boxer shorts 20 minutes later. A friend took Laura's hand and then Bieber led her to the bedroom too. We got onto the bed and all started fooling around together." But the girl left when Justin lavished ( something that is lavish exists, is spent, or is given in a very large amount, especially if it costs a lot of money. a lavish dinner/lifestyle/garden. lavish presents. be lavish with something 不吝惜, 慷慨 to give something generously. He is always lavish with his praise. lavish something on/upon someone: They lavished attention on their grandchildren. lavish someone with something: He thought he would win her by lavishing her with expensive gifts. ) Laura with more attention. "She didn't like the fact I was in the situation and left in a strop ( I. a piece of leather used for keeping the blade of a razor sharp. II. a short rope or piece of leather tied in a way that forms a ring, used for lifting heavy things. III. the harness used to airlift casualties into a helicopter. in a strop 怒气冲冲地 in an angry mood. ) about 10 minutes in. "Justin didn't go after her. In fact, he seemed more into it, happier, when it was just me and him. The boozy drama will hurt Bieber's attempts to curb his bad boy image. He has become known for his brattish behaviour, including attacks on photographers, public urination and vandalising of a neighbour's property. He was celebrating his gig success when he spotted Laura out with friends at London's newest member's club, Tape — a favourite of stars including Lewis Hamilton, Niall Horan and James Corden. The model, who bedded a pal of Prince Harry's in Dubai in September, said: "A security guard invited me to his table with 20 other girls. "The first thing Justin said was, 'Girl, you're so beautiful. You've got amazing eyes.' "I was flattered and couldn't believe it. I'd had his album on loop all week. She said Justin showed no signs of heartache 心碎 from his latest split with fellow singer and on-off girlfriend Selena Gomez. "I said goodbye to Justin around 6.30am and saw two policemen in the courtyard reception. They asked me about the party but didn't mention Justin's name. I presumed it was a noise complaint," she said. A source said: "The night had gone swimmingly ( swimmingly (informal) In a very favorable manner; agreeably; without difficulty; successfully. ) as far as Justin was concerned. He'd been to a couple of clubs and had ended up going back to his hotel with four girls he met. "But after fooling around in his hotel room one of them had an almighty meltdown. "She stormed down to reception in no shoes and made a right scene. "It was just after 6am so, as you can imagine, she caused a huge disturbance. She was shouting, 'Where's my friend? I'll call the police!' "She had clearly enjoyed the night a bit too much and eventually did call the cops." Police confirmed they went to the hotel, but left without talking to Bieber or taking any action after establishing that the girl was facing no harm. Laura has since followed him on Twitter in the hope they can meet up again, but he is yet to respond. Champagne stemware 细圆筒状的 refers to the flute and coupe glasses used in the consumption of champagne, other sparkling wines, and certain beers. A snifter (also called brandy snifter, cognac glass, or balloon) 很矮的, 梯形的玻璃杯 is a type of stemware, a short-stemmed glass whose vessel has a wide bottom and a relatively narrow top. It is mostly used to serve aged brown spirits such as bourbon, brandy, and whisky.

 'Harry Styles' funky 诡异的, 怪异的 ( I. Offbeat, unconventional or eccentric. II. Not quite right; of questionable quality; not appropriate to the context. III. (slang, Britain, US) Cool; great; excellent. ) flare 喇叭裤(bell-bottoms. boot-cut trousers become slightly wider at the bottom so that they fit easily over boots. ) for fashion sets Twitter ablaze as fans react to bizarre pinstripe bell bottom look on BBC Music Awards red carpet: He is arguably the most sartorially ( [sɑː(r)ˈtɔːriəl] relating to clothes or to how they are made. sartorial elegance. ) daring of the One Direction boys. And Harry Styles set Twitter alight on Thursday night with his latest risqué fashion choice ([rɪsˈkeɪ] likely to offend some people, especially by referring to sex. a risqué joke. I think the movie's a little too risqué for my mom.) as he arrived with his bandmates at the BBC Music Awards in Birmingham. The 21-year-old hitmaker hit the red carpet in a pair of retro-style 复古似的 flared trousers ( I. flare or flare up. to suddenly burn or shine brightly. The candle flared, then flickered and went out. II. to suddenly become angry or violent. Tempers flared during the debates. III. flare or flare up. if fighting or trouble flares, it begins or becomes worse. Trouble flared in Greece, Cyprus, and the Czech Republic. IV. flare or flare out. 扩口的. to spread out or become wider at one end. The horse's nostrils flared. have a short temper (=become angry very quickly): He's not a bad boss, but he has a short temper. control your temper: Andrew has not yet learned to control his temper. tempers flare (=people get angry): Tempers flared and things began to get out of control. tempers fray (=people start to get angry): It was a difficult meeting and tempers got a bit frayed.) emblazoned with a pinstripe ( [ˈpɪnˌstraɪp] a thin line woven into cloth. a. [uncountable] cloth with thin lines woven into it, used especially for business suits. ) pattern while he tucked the garment into a black shirt. Harry attended the awards with his bandmates Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson and while his fellows went relatively low-key with their looks, Harry pushed the boundaries. The handsome star rocked the bell bottoms ( bell-bottoms 喇叭裤 trousers that are very wide at the bottom of the leg. trousers with a marked flare below the knee. "bell-bottom trousers". Bell-bottoms (or flares) are a style of trousers that become wider from the knees downward, forming a bell-like shape of the trouser leg. Also known today as "bootcut" or "bootfit". ) with aplomb ( [əˈplɒm] 镇定自诺 a confident relaxed manner when dealing with a difficult situation. self-confidence; poise; composure. His nonchalance and aplomb during hard times have always been his best character trait. ) as he channeled the 1970s in his retro-style trousers which he wore without a belt meaning they sat low on his slender hips. His black shirt enhanced the vintage 怀旧风 vibes while also rocking a pair of Cuban heels from beneath the hem of the funky flares. Harry, who found fame in the wildly famous boy band on X Factor in 2010, wore his ever growing tresses in loose curls around his shoulders while pushing the rest off his face. Fans took to Twitter to react after he was spied on the red carpet at the prestigious ceremony and it seems the funky fashion choice garnered mixed reactions. One excited user, who was clearly a fan, wrote: 'How can Harry Styles look so dam good in ABBA trousers, like that should be illegal 没天理.' Another over amorous fan took things to an extreme and wrote: 'harry styles in his snazzy ( snazzy I. (informal) Elegant in manner of dress; stylish, modern or appealing in appearance; flashy. (elegantly dressed, stylish, flashy): dapper, elegant, pizazzy, smart, cool. 反义词: (elegantly dressed, stylish, flashy): inelegant, scruffy, sloppy. II. (informal) Excellent; clever, ingenious, or adept in behavior, operation, or execution. (excellent, clever, ingenious, adept): cool (informal), nifty (informal), smart. 反义词: (excellent, clever, ingenious, adept): crappy (coarse slang), duff, lame (informal, especially US), naff (informal), rubbishy (informal). ) boot cut ( boot-cut trousers become slightly wider at the bottom so that they fit easily over boots. ) fancy suit pants make me want to strangle myself with a strand of his beautiful curly hair.' It appears the 'Directioners' - the self-christened name of 1D fans - allowed their loyalty to the heartthrob overtake their fashion senses. A loved-up(I. used for describing someone who is happy and excited because they are under the influence of a drug such as ecstasy. II. romantic and loving.) fan wrote: 'the only guy on earth that's able to pull off flares.' Despite his loyal fans, many others failed to understand his fashion statement. While Harry's style was widely-discussed, his bandmates each displayed their own unique style. Liam was rocking an edgy shirt with a lobster print all over it while Niall sported a silk bomber jacket(没领子, 短剪裁, 短袖子的那种夹克) and Louis kept things simple in a geometric T-shirt. Elsewhere, Harry has been forced to dispel rumours he's recorded a solo album. The floppy-haired heartthrob returned a defiant 'no' when Alan Carr asked whether speculation that he'd recorded solo material was true, adding: 'We all write kind of separately and for other people and do stuff and bring it back, and that is it really.'