Definition of garibaldi in English:

garibaldi

nounPlural garibaldisˌɡarɪˈbaldiˌɡarɪˈbɔːldiˌɡerəˈbôldē

1British A biscuit containing a layer of compressed currants.
〈英〉葡萄干饼干
Example sentencesExamples
- I have a friend, a sensible, rational creature, not outwardly generous, but happy to share a garibaldi if pressed.
- I drank it and ate a garibaldi biscuit.
- He made tea and I could hear him rustling through the cupboard under the sink for garibaldi biscuits.
2A small bright orange marine fish found off California.
（加利福尼亚沿岸的）红雀鲷
Hypsypops rubicundus, family Pomacentridae
Example sentencesExamples
- The vivid coloration of the garibaldi may be an adaptation that serves as a warning to intruders or would-be predators that these territorial fish vigorously defend their property.
- This bill designated the Garibaldi as the state marine fish.
3historical A woman's or child's loose blouse, originally bright red in imitation of the shirts worn by Garibaldi and his followers.
〈史〉加里波第衫（按加里波第及其跟随者所穿红衬衫而仿制的妇女或小孩穿的一种宽大罩衫）
Example sentencesExamples
- This garment consisted of a skirt, a bolero type of jacket with large, bell sleeves, and a Garibaldi blouse.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after G. Garibaldi (see Garibaldi, Giuseppe).

Definition of garibaldi in US English:

garibaldi

nounˌɡerəˈbôldē

1A small bright orange marine fish found off California.
（加利福尼亚沿岸的）红雀鲷
Hypsypops rubicundus, family Pomacentridae
Example sentencesExamples
- The vivid coloration of the garibaldi may be an adaptation that serves as a warning to intruders or would-be predators that these territorial fish vigorously defend their property.
- This bill designated the Garibaldi as the state marine fish.
2historical A woman's or children's loose blouse, originally bright red in imitation of the shirts worn by Garibaldi and his followers.
〈史〉加里波第衫（按加里波第及其跟随者所穿红衬衫而仿制的妇女或小孩穿的一种宽大罩衫）
Example sentencesExamples
- This garment consisted of a skirt, a bolero type of jacket with large, bell sleeves, and a Garibaldi blouse.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after G. Garibaldi (see Garibaldi, Giuseppe).

单词	garibaldi
释义	Definition of garibaldi in English: garibaldi nounPlural garibaldisˌɡarɪˈbaldiˌɡarɪˈbɔːldiˌɡerəˈbôldē 1British A biscuit containing a layer of compressed currants. 〈英〉葡萄干饼干 Example sentencesExamples I have a friend, a sensible, rational creature, not outwardly generous, but happy to share a garibaldi if pressed. I drank it and ate a garibaldi biscuit. He made tea and I could hear him rustling through the cupboard under the sink for garibaldi biscuits. 2A small bright orange marine fish found off California. （加利福尼亚沿岸的）红雀鲷 Hypsypops rubicundus, family Pomacentridae Example sentencesExamples The vivid coloration of the garibaldi may be an adaptation that serves as a warning to intruders or would-be predators that these territorial fish vigorously defend their property. This bill designated the Garibaldi as the state marine fish. 3historical A woman's or child's loose blouse, originally bright red in imitation of the shirts worn by Garibaldi and his followers. 〈史〉加里波第衫（按加里波第及其跟随者所穿红衬衫而仿制的妇女或小孩穿的一种宽大罩衫） Example sentencesExamples This garment consisted of a skirt, a bolero type of jacket with large, bell sleeves, and a Garibaldi blouse. Origin Mid 19th century: named after G. Garibaldi (see Garibaldi, Giuseppe). Definition of garibaldi in US English: garibaldi nounˌɡerəˈbôldē 1A small bright orange marine fish found off California. （加利福尼亚沿岸的）红雀鲷 Hypsypops rubicundus, family Pomacentridae Example sentencesExamples The vivid coloration of the garibaldi may be an adaptation that serves as a warning to intruders or would-be predators that these territorial fish vigorously defend their property. This bill designated the Garibaldi as the state marine fish. 2historical A woman's or children's loose blouse, originally bright red in imitation of the shirts worn by Garibaldi and his followers. 〈史〉加里波第衫（按加里波第及其跟随者所穿红衬衫而仿制的妇女或小孩穿的一种宽大罩衫） Example sentencesExamples This garment consisted of a skirt, a bolero type of jacket with large, bell sleeves, and a Garibaldi blouse. Origin Mid 19th century: named after G. Garibaldi (see Garibaldi, Giuseppe).
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