How to Pronounce "epaulets"
word
ˈɛpəˌlɛts
EP-uh-lets
ˈep.ə.lets
EP-uh-lets
Definition
Decorative pieces or straps worn on the shoulders of uniforms, often by military officers, showing rank or position.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈɛpəˌlɛts
British English
ˈep.ə.lets
Simplified Pronunciation
US
EP-uh-lets
UK
EP-uh-lets
Listen in Context
The general's uniform had shiny epaulets.
Soldiers wear epaulets to show their rank.
The new jacket has gold epaulets on each shoulder.
His epaulets made it clear he was a high-ranking officer.