| 词汇 | fascinator |
| 释义 | fascinator noun[ C ] uk /ˈfæs.ən.eɪ.tər/ us /ˈfæs.ən.eɪ.t̬ɚ/ fascinatornoun[C] (CLOTHING)mainly UK a decoration with flowers, jewellery, cloth, feathers, etc. on a clip that can be attached to the hair, that some women wear at formal events such as weddings: This chiffon and lace fascinator is the perfect look for a chic summer bride. She explained that a large hat was out of the question for an evening ceremony, but that a fascinator would be perfect. CreativeDream/iStock / Getty Images Plus/GettyImages old-fashioned a small knittedshawl(= a piece of cloth made from wool worn over the shoulders, especially by women and girls in the past): The illustration showed a woman wearing a Victorian knit fascinator over her head and shoulders. She was freezing cold, her only wrap a little black knitted fascinator that did not meet over her torn blouse. A gardenia fascinator was clipped to her head like a crown. Originally simple hair ornaments, fascinators like this can be wearable pieces of art. Hats sprouting feathers were popular, with younger women opting for fascinators (less hat-like, but still fancy). Gloves & accessories aviator glasses bandeau bell boutonniere brolly buttonhole eyewear fingerless glove gloved handkerchief hanky muff parasol pashmina pocket handkerchief rosette tiepin umbrella utility belt You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Hats & scarves fascinatornoun[C] (INTERESTING PERSON/THING)a person or thing that fascinates people (= interests and attracts them very much): The novel's hero is in the mould of fictional fascinators like Jay Gatsby and Sebastian Flyte of "Brideshead Revisited". He is a fascinator: charming, vocal, amusing, and friendly, he wins everyone over. The character of Christine remains the one fascinator in this generally dull story. Attractive adorable adorably adorbs aesthetic aesthetically delicate disarming disarmingly distinguished dreamy lovably loveliness lovely lusciously magnetically stunning stunningly suave suavely suit You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Exciting and interesting She sat on the edge of her chair, with her hands deep in its pockets, her black knit "fascinator" fallen back from her hair. Examples of fascinatorfascinator The beckoning cat is, at best, a kind of cheap fascinator -- an animal-shaped object that, in spite of its virtual worthlessness, is mysteriously treasured. From The Atlantic But her topper was tops, a bright red-and-black skull-cap-style fascinator perched on the side of her head. From USA TODAY There, both genders made colorful pipe-cleaner fantasy wands as a few of the older girls, one wearing a lacey fascinator, ran around with clipboards, looking very responsible. From Huffington Post He's an eight-cylinder fascinator too, into the bargain. From Project Gutenberg She had put on her fascinator hood, but her hands and wrists were bare. From Project Gutenberg I pinned up a corner of the fascinator. From Project Gutenberg She did take off my fascinator, and she did take off my shoes so my feet would get dry. From Project Gutenberg She sat crocheting what she called a fascinator, her white bone needle moving harmoniously in and out of the blue wool. From Project Gutenberg She always wore a black crocheted "fascinator" over her thin white hair, and she made long, tremulous prayers, full of railroad terminology. From Project Gutenberg She told me to put on my coat and her big fascinator on my head. From Project Gutenberg She put on her fascinator and went a-visiting. From Project Gutenberg The sharp wind wrapped her calico skirt about her stiffened limbs, and her only wrap was a little black knitted fascinator which did not meet over the torn calico blouse. From Project Gutenberg These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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