ブランド スーパー コピー店舗:ニキビができたって英語でなんて言うの？

In Ireland we would use the word 'spot' instead of 'pimple' and if there is more than one we refer to it as a breakout. -My skin is breaking out due to stress/tiredness.

Well, to explain that tiredness or stress gives you pimples - in general, or as rule: so action and reaction, then the second example sentence may be the most appropriate of the two. If this situation is a one-off or not normlly the case, then you may just use the first example sentence.

In the United States we use "bumps" as a colloquial way of referring to pimples, acne, etc. In explaining that one's pimples are triggered by stress we could say: I get bumps/pimples/etc. whenever I'm stressed out. If you only want to refer to one occurrence, then use the past tense (e.g., I got pimples last night because of being stressed out. "Because"means "for the reason of..." Alternatively, a breakout in pimples could be referred to as a "pimple attack." This would imply that there is more than one pimple. The verb "have" can be used in describing such attacks.

Pimples are unsightly and no one likes to have to deal with them, others are lucky and never seem to experience this kind of issue. There are people who break out from stress and others from what they eat. Breaks out: pimples start to appear. Susceptible: exposed to, sensitive to Exhaustion: extreme tiredness "When I am stressed, my face tends to break out." "My face is breaking out, it must be from exhaustion."

"I got a pimple" A generic phrase, to get a pimple, this is used to describe when one will get a small spot, usually on the face, this spot is also called white head,zit,pimple,spot etc. "From being run down I got a zit" Being 'run down' is an expression that implies you have not been getting much sleep, working many hours and are probably sick and tired all of the time.

If you want to express that you are under stress or feeling tired and that it is affecting your skin by causing pimples, you could say "My skin is breaking out". This would indicate more than one pimple. Perhaps this is a close friend you wish to confide in about being a bit overwhelmed. As you are explaining your stresses, you may wish to emphasize your point by drawing to the physical impacts, stating, "My lifestyle is affecting my skin." Or you may just like to refer to one spot on your face by saying, "I've got a pimple!"