brooch

英 [brəʊtʃ]

美 [broʊtʃ]

n. 饰针; 胸针; 领针

复数：brooches　

BNC.12918 / COCA.16633

牛津词典

noun

饰针；胸针；领针
a piece of jewellery with a pin on the back of it, that can be fastened to your clothes

胸针；领针；饰针
Abroochis a small piece of jewellery which has a pin at the back so it can be fastened on a dress, blouse, or coat.

noun

verb

'Isn't it divine?' she said. 'I wish I had the right sort of brooch to lend you for it.'
“它是不是美极了？”她说道，“真希望我有合适的胸针可以借给你来搭配它。”
Could you fasten this brooch?
你能不能帮忙带好这个胸针？
She treasured the brooch because it was an heirloom.
她把这枚饰针视为珍宝，因为这是祖上传下来的。
He bought her a gilt brooch.
他给她买了一枚镀金胸针。
The brooch is a family heirloom which came down to her from her great-grandmother.
这枚胸针是她家的传家宝，是从她曾祖母那一代传到她手中的。
Step by step, I changed some other rags into the brooch and hair band magically
底下一步步地，我神奇地将其它的碎布条变成了胸花和发带
The black velvet dress sets off your diamond brooch to advantage.
这件黑色的丝绒衣服配上这枚钻石胸针，显得光彩夺目。
It's a brooch, a prebeatific from my ancient brother.
是胸针，是我哥哥送我的礼物。
She pinned the brooch on her dress.
她把胸针别在衣服上。
As a diplomat and powers leaders, albright collection and use the contemporary world brooch often cementation of various important affairs and their subtle moods.
作为一个外交家和大国领导人，奥尔布赖特收藏与使用胸针往往胶结着当代世界的各种重要事务和自己的微妙心境。