Ribbons Meaning in English
word · lemma: ribbon
/ˈɹɪbənz/
RI-buhnz
/ɹˈɪbənz/
RI-buhnz
释义
Long, narrow strips of cloth, paper, or similar material that are usually used for tying, decorating, or awarding prizes.
用法与细微差别
Common in both singular and plural. Used for hair, gifts, medals, decorations, and symbolic causes (e.g., a pink ribbon for breast cancer awareness). Not to be confused with 'rope' or 'string,' which are thicker and not decorative.
Spanish: cintas - lazosPortuguese (BR): fitas - laçosPortuguese (PT): fitas - laçosChinese (Simplified): 丝带 - 缎带Chinese (Traditional): 絲帶 - 緞帶Hindi: फीते - रिबनArabic: أشرطة - شرائطBengali: ফিতাRussian: лентыJapanese: リボンVietnamese: ruy băngKorean: 리본Turkish: kurdeleUrdu: فیتےIndonesian: pita
例句
She tied her hair with ribbons.
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The present was wrapped with colorful ribbons.
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Winners received gold ribbons at the contest.
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Everyone wore pink ribbons to support the charity event.
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She collected ribbons from every country she visited.
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My cat loves to chase shiny ribbons around the house.
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