bracelet 的定义
- an ornamental band or circlet for the wrist or arm or, sometimes, for the ankle.
- bracelets, Slang. a pair of handcuffs.
- Furniture. collar.
bracelet 近义词
wrist jewelry
更多bracelet例句
- Amazon has a new health-tracking bracelet with a microphone and an app that tells you everything that’s wrong with you.
- Shonte made and distributed the bracelets to honor her sister’s struggle, collecting donations for her care.
- The padded base makes it safe to place on delicate surfaces and doubles as a dish for smaller accessories like rings and bracelets.
- This spacious organizer is pretty enough to act as an accessory display, for jewelry, bracelets, or scarves—the design also prevents any of those precious items from snagging at the ends of any hooks.
- We would each tackle one type of bracelet and then swap knowledge, teaching each other what we’d just learned.
- The new way to show your love and affection for your bestie is with a fashionable Little Scocha friendship bracelet.
- People with cognitive disabilities can wear an ID bracelet or a T-shirt that says, “I have autism; call 911 if I am alone.”
- A steel bracelet on my wrists reads CPL BRIAN L. CHEVALIER - 14 MAR 2007 – DIYALA.
- The cloth version was introduced and a pincushion bracelet was brought in.
- Canaday still had the hospital bracelet on her wrist when she returned to Plaza Towers on Wednesday evening.
- OLeary yielded to the temptation of the moment far enough to play with the coiled bracelet which lay against the girls wrist.
- Farewell, little Hulda; guard well the bracelet; I must to my ruined temple again.
- The officer turned the bracelet around in his fingers, his dark eyes with their slitted pupils never leaving Dalgard's face.
- One of the guards tore the bracelet from Dalgard's arm, trying not to touch the scout's flesh in the process.
- Oh, Mum, I was going to get you a sweet little bracelet of old Irish paste—you know—a thing in four little chains.