adornment 英 [ə'dɔ:nmənt]   美 [əˈdɔrnmənt]

adornment

adornment  英 [ə'dɔ:nmənt] 美 [əˈdɔrnmənt]

n. 装饰;装饰品 

名词复数:adornments 

She wore a red ribbon in her hair, and was the only one of the white company who could boast of such a pronounced adornment. 她的头发上系一根红色的发带,在一群穿白色衣服的队伍里,她是唯一能以这种引人注目的装饰而感到自豪的人。
Seeing no reason to abandon the simple style that had served him well, he dressed in a plain brown suit with his famous spectacles as his only adornment. 因没有有理由拒绝那些基本的礼节,他穿着简单的褐色套装,带着他那“著名的”眼睛,以此作为装饰。

  • An adornment is some ornament or accent that makes a person or thing look more attractive. You might check out your hair in the mirror before a party and decide it needs an adornment — a hat or a glittery barrette.
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  • n. 装饰;装饰品
  • 1. She wore a red ribbon in her hair, and was the only one of the white company who could boast of such a pronounced adornment.

    她的头发上系一根红色的发带,在一群穿白色衣服的队伍里,她是唯一能以这种引人注目的装饰而感到自豪的人。

  • 2. Seeing no reason to abandon the simple style that had served him well, he dressed in a plain brown suit with his famous spectacles as his only adornment.

    因没有有理由拒绝那些基本的礼节,他穿着简单的褐色套装,带着他那“著名的”眼睛,以此作为装饰。

  • 3. The only natural adornment he ever had was his mustache, andthat he is now ruthlessly mutilating.

    希特勒天生的装饰就只有那曾有过的胡子,而且现在他正在无情地毁坏他的胡子。

  • adornment (n.) late 14c., "act of adorning;" also "a thing which adorns;" from Old French aornement "ornament, decoration," from aorner (see adorn).
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