pendant
pendant 英 ['pend(ə)nt] 美 ['pɛndənt]
n. 下垂物，垂饰
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- n. 下垂物，垂饰
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1. She told the artist, Paint me with diamond earrings, a diamond necklace, emerald bracelets and a ruby pendant.
她告诉那位肖像画家说：“画我带着钻石耳环、钻石项链、祖母绿手镯，还有红宝石垂饰。”
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2. Another idea would be to get her a simple pendant or ring to constantly remind her of your love and appreciation.
你还有另外的选择——一个简单的钥匙扣或是耳环——这些能让她时常感觉到你对她的爱和感激。
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3. One disk of the sun shines like a pendant on a celestial necklace in the first known analemma photo to feature a total solar eclipse.
在突出了日全食特点已知最早的8字曲线照片中，有一个太阳圆盘像天体项链上的垂饰似的闪耀光芒。
- pendant (n.) early 14c., "loose, hanging part of anything," from Anglo-French pendaunt "hanging" (c. 1300), Old French pendant (13c.), noun use of present participle of pendre "to hang," from Latin pendere "to hang," from PIE *(s)pend-, extended form of root *(s)pen- "to draw, stretch, spin." Meaning "dangling part of an earring" is attested from 1550s. Nautical sense of "tapering flag" is recorded from late 15c. "In this sense presumably a corruption of pennon" [OED].
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