beret
beret 英 [ˈbereɪ] 美 [bəˈreɪ]
n. 贝雷帽
名词复数:berets
- A beret is a round, soft hat. Berets were first made in 17th-century France, and they're still commonly associated with that country. If you enjoy French culture, you might don a beret while eating baguettes with brie.
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- n. 贝雷帽
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1. Until then, take off your Che Guevera beret and stopcongratulating yourself.
等到那时，脱下切格瓦拉的贝雷帽，停止祝贺你自己吧。
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2. Some months ago, when I was in New York, an old man wearing a beret sat down next to me on the subway.
几个月以前，那时我在纽约，地铁里，一个头戴贝雷帽的老人挨着我坐了下来。
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3. But something tells me the next time Berna visits Paris, with hisround face and perfect Basque beret, without even trying he might justbe the coolest traditionalist in the capital.
但我知道，下次贝赫那去巴黎的时候，以他那圆圆的脸蛋和美美的巴斯克贝雷帽，往那一走，可能就成这个首都最帅的传统主义者了。
- beret (n.) also berret, "round, flat, woolen cap," originally worn by Basque peasants, 1827 as a fashionable accessory, from French béret, 19c., from dialect of Béarn, from Old Gascon berret "cap," from Medieval Latin birretum, diminutive of Late Latin birrus "a large hooded cloak," a word perhaps of Gaulish origin. For the clerical version, see biretta.
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