Beret Meaning in English
word
ˈbɛɹeɪt/, /ˈbɛɹət
BERR-ay
bɪɹˈeɪ
buh-RAY
释义
A beret is a soft, round hat, usually made of wool or felt, with no brim. It is traditionally worn in France and by some military units.
用法与细微差别
"Beret" is often linked to French fashion, artists, and certain military uniforms. Not usually considered formal headwear. Common collocations: "wear a beret," "black beret." Pronounced /bəˈreɪ/.
Spanish: boinaPortuguese (BR): boinaPortuguese (PT): boinaChinese (Simplified): 贝雷帽Chinese (Traditional): 貝雷帽Hindi: बेरि टोपीArabic: قبعة بيريهBengali: বেরেটRussian: беретJapanese: ベレー帽Vietnamese: mũ nồiKorean: 베레모Turkish: bereUrdu: بیرےIndonesian: baret
例句
She wore a beret to the art class.
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The soldier's uniform included a green beret.
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My grandmother loves to knit berets for her friends.
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You really pull off that red beret—it looks stylish!
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Back in the '60s, artists loved to wear a beret in Paris.
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If it starts to rain, your beret won't keep you dry!
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