festooned

/fe-stoon/US // fɛˈstun //UK // (fɛˈstuːn) //

花花绿绿的,花团锦簇,花团锦簇的,花花绿绿

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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- : a string or chain of flowers, foliage, ribbon, etc., suspended in a curve between two points.
- : a decorative representation of this, as in architectural work or on pottery.
- : a fabric suspended, draped, and bound at intervals to form graceful loops or scalloped folds.
- : Dentistry. the garlandlike area of the gums surrounding the necks of the teeth.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to adorn with or as with festoons: to festoon a hall.
- : to form into festoons: to festoon flowers and leaves.
- : Dentistry. to reproduce natural gum patterns around the teeth or a denture.
- : to connect by festoons.

verbdecorate

Synonyms

Also: pastel pink-and-lavender paint jobs, festooned with hearts and flowers.
The building is festooned with cartoon-like images of fish, including dorsal fins that poke out of the roof.
The threat has been greeted with derision here around the barricaded city hall festooned with Russian and Soviet flags.
Pale Fire is festooned with atomic references and a mockery of peaceniks.
He wore a sparkly jacket that was terrifying to behold, but was alas not festooned with electric lights.
Down the festooned nave she came on his arm, her step unfaltering, her face calm; black misery in her heart.
The smoke-house was filled with hams, and the ceiling of the kitchen was festooned with dried apples and pumpkins.
We passed several vineyards, in which the vines were trained by maples, and festooned from tree to tree.
Somebody else led the way to a storeroom, tossed its contents into the hall, and festooned it with used computer tape.
The floor was painted and very clean, but the walls were unfinished, and the brown rafters were festooned with cobwebs.