tassel
tassel 英 ['tæs(ə)l] 美 ['tæsl]
n. 流苏；缨；穗 vt. 用流苏装饰；摘下…穗 vi. 抽穗；长出穗状雄花
名词复数:tassels
- A tassel is an ornament or decoration that's made of threads. Tassels are used to decorate curtains, pillows, and clothing.
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- n. 流苏；缨；穗
- vt. 用流苏装饰；摘下…穗
- vi. 抽穗；长出穗状雄花
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1. A cat is gone evil, staring at the tassel on Master's cap.
一只猫中邪了，眼睛紧紧地盯着师父帽子上的流苏。
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2. She crafted a version of the black-and-white tassel dress Oscar de la Renta sent down the runway last month by hand-sewing store-bought tassels onto a tank top.
她缝制了奥斯卡•德拉伦塔（Oscar de la Renta）上个月在服装展示中推出的黑白两色的穗裙，把商店里买来的穗子缝到吊带背心上。
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3. The scientists were Jerry Merryman, James Van tassel and Jack Kilby.
科学家是杰瑞•迈睿门，詹姆斯•太舍以及杰克•基尔比。
- tassel (n.) c. 1300, "mantle fastener," from Old French tassel "tassel, fringe, hem; a fastening, clasp" (12c., Modern French tasseau), from Vulgar Latin *tassellus, said to be from Latin taxillus "small die or cube," a diminutive of talus "knucklebone (used as a die in gaming), ankle" (see talus (n.1)). But OED finds this doubtful and calls attention to the variant form tossel and suggests association with toss (v.). Meaning "hanging bunch of small cords" is first recorded late 14c.
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