sequin 的定义
- a small shining disk or spangle used for ornamentation, as on women's clothing and accessories or on theatrical costumes.
- a former gold coin of Venice, introduced in 1284; ducat.
- a former gold coin of Malta, introduced c1535.
- a former gold coin of Turkey, introduced in 1478.
sequin 近义词
glitter
更多sequin例句
- Watch video ➜To try to fill the hole in their budget, Bautista did piecework, embroidering and sewing sequins on dresses.
- In the final show of her casino residency, glittering in her trademark sequin suit, she walks to center stage.
- Ruffles and feathers and sequins are not inherently feminine.
- She was inspired to whip out her wedding reception dress after stumbling upon a tweet of someone wearing a full-length sequin gown to a vaccine appointment in February, because getting vaccinated is the “EVENT OF MY YEAR,” the post said.
- Oh, and the protagonist in the sequin dress is actually a boy.
- “Everyone is wearing simple, clean things—very toned-down, nothing shiny or sequin-y,” said Norma.
- The lure of the sequin propelled her into show-business and a starring role in the legendary Pearl Box Review.
- All my predecessors had been paid this sequin by Frenchmen and others without distinction.
- For each of these passports a sequin was paid to the secretary who made it out and countersigned it.
- By a just retribution, M. Formeville is one of the literary men to whom Sequin refused to point out his original authorities.
- He had made his last salaam, he had gained his last sequin, he had played his last trick, he had told his last lie.
- The Genoese dropped a sequin into the hand of the officer, passing him, at the same time, on his way to the waterside.