I know this thread is a little old but I wanted to post a little more on it. "To wear a beard " is correct too but is less common than "to have a beard ." That's not to say it sounds odd or shouldn't be used though. You can still say it and it will be fine. You could say: He has a beard . He's got a beard . ("He has got a beard " is fine too but it sounds better to combine "he has" into one word. To me, the sentence sounds bad when the words are said separately.) He wears a beard .- I think this ... Hello everyone, I'd appreciate it very much if you could help me with these expressions about beard . (Just ticks and crosses will do) 1. If I want to express all the hair that grows on a man's face , I can use a beard : He wears a beard or He wears beard . 2. If I want to express one thin... mustache和beard的区别mustache和beard的区别为：指代不同、用法不同、侧重点不同。一、指代不同1、mustache：口上须。2、beard：络腮胡子。二、用法不同1、mustache：moustache指嘴唇上的胡子，指下巴上的胡子，可 a Beard is on your chin and up the side of your face. Moustache is between your nose and mouth, and sideburns grow from the edge of your hairline in front of your ears down (which would connect to the beard if someone has one). Whiskers is a term that people (at least in AE) use to describe short facial hair. So, if my husband decided to grow a beard , as it grew, it would start out as having whiskers, then it would get long enough to be called a beard . some also use "stubble" for the short ...
