tiara

英 [tiˈɑːrə]

美 [tiˈɑːrə]

n.  冠状头饰(女子用，如公主在正式场合戴的镶有宝石的王冠式头饰)

复数：tiaras　

TEM8

BNC.24635 / COCA.22553

牛津词典

noun

• 冠状头饰（女子用，如公主在正式场合戴的镶有宝石的王冠式头饰）
  a piece of jewellery like a small crown decorated with precious stones , worn by a woman, for example a princess, on formal occasions

柯林斯词典

• (尤指上流社会妇女在正式场合佩戴的)冕状宝石头饰
  Atiarais a metal band shaped like half a circle and decorated with jewels which a woman of very high social rank wears on her head at formal social occasions; also used of similar ornaments that girls or women wear on their heads.

英英释义

noun

• a jeweled headdress worn by women on formal occasions

双语例句

• Her hair is so long that she must wear it in a tiara on her head and travel with an attendant.
  她的头发太长了，以至于她必须戴在头上的头饰和旅行服务员它。
• And come up with this gorgeous diamond tiara?
  最后就找到这个漂亮的钻石冠了？
• This young girl, fully aware, sat at a garden table in her pink formal gown, a tiara of flowers in her glossy black hair.
  这个年轻的女孩，充分意识到了，穿着她的粉红色礼仪宽松长外衣坐在一张园桌旁，一个花冠在她光亮的黑发上。
• You must be talking about the tiara.
  你一定是在说那顶头冠。
• Her sister curled her hair and put in blond extensions and a sparkly Tiara.
  姐姐帮她卷发，套上长长的金色假发，然后再戴上一个亮闪闪的头冠。
• If a woman wanted a diamond tiara, she would explain that it was to save the expense of a bonnet.
  如果一个女人想要一件钻石头饰，她会解释那样会省下一顶帽子钱。
• Well, why don't we get you a tiara.
  喔，为什么不给我们一个皇冠呢。
• The 22-year-old bride, who worked as a systems data analyst and IT instructor, sported a breathtaking diamond tiara studded with six teardrop-shaped emeralds.
  22岁的新娘是一名系统数据分析师和IT指导师。在婚礼上她佩戴着镶有六颗泪滴状祖母绿的钻石头冠，奢华到令人惊叹。
• She was wearing a tiara, a diamond necklace and a gold bracelet the works!
  她戴着个冕状头饰、一条钻石项链还有一个金手镯&全套首饰！
• You'd be a wonderful woman if you'd just let your Tiara slip a little.
  如果你将你的头冠稍微倾斜一点，你会成为一个很好的女人。