Definition of headdress in English:

headdress

noun ˈhɛddrɛsˈhɛ(d)drɛs

An ornamental covering or band for the head, especially one worn on ceremonial occasions.
（尤指仪式庆典场合佩戴的）头饰
a tall plumed headdress
a veil held in place with a pearl headdress
Example sentencesExamples
- During the Middle Ages, earrings became less popular and practical due to the popularity of elaborate hairstyles and headdresses.
- Any five-year-old would be delighted with a dress-up trunk containing tiaras, masks, swords, mouse-tails, feathered headdresses and sequined veils.
- Lavish headdresses, skirts, suits, and hats gave way to leather and chains depending on the music.
- The Maori adorn themselves with the plumes just as the natives of New Guinea crown their headdresses with Bird-of paradise feathers.
- Today, Kevin is wearing his robes: a long, flowing white tunic, a shawl and a headdress with a yellow headband.
- In some of the boats there are people standing up, wearing plumed headdresses.
- The bride wore a full length gown of ivory with a tiara headdress.
- These seated males are costumed in turban headdresses, earflares, collars, and pectorals; in their right hands they hold scepters or fanlike implements.
- It meant they changed their college berets for the headdress of the regiment they are going to join.
- Everything from the thunderous Wagnerian music to the performers' skin-tight unitards and birdlike headdresses reinforces the show's sleek, aerial character.
- No part of the costume has been left undecorated, while the tall headdress is particularly ornate.
- When the woman marries, the hair is made into an ornamental headdress and brought to the husband's home as a souvenir.
- The women came out one by one, dressed in their finest linen, and with ceremonial headdresses and jewellery.
- Another, not to be outdone, has made a headdress out of a baseball cap with a blue nylon tablecloth wrapped around it.
- It includes an ornate woven cape, a decorated tunic, a feathered headdress, laced shoes and jewelry.
- Personal adornment was an intrinsic part of Amazonian culture, and some examples such as loincloths and headdresses survive, while other adornments such as tattoos are known only from artworks.
- Then she plaited her hair and put it up under a short headdress and veil.
- A sensational onstage music ensemble, dominated by percussionists and two dynamic singers in gold caftans and headdresses, make the music as vivid as the dancing.
- Everyone knew that he wore a bizarre costume of massive baggy trousers, and a headdress of ostrich feathers atop ornate waistcoats and colourful jackets.
- She virtually invented boho-chic: swirly tiered skirts, fringed shawls and improbable headdresses, worn with an insouciant slash of scarlet lipstick on her sensuous lips.

Definition of headdress in US English:

headdress

nounˈhe(d)dresˈhɛ(d)drɛs

An ornamental covering or band for the head, especially one worn on ceremonial occasions.
（尤指仪式庆典场合佩戴的）头饰
a tall plumed headdress
a veil held in place with a pearl headdress
Example sentencesExamples
- Lavish headdresses, skirts, suits, and hats gave way to leather and chains depending on the music.
- Another, not to be outdone, has made a headdress out of a baseball cap with a blue nylon tablecloth wrapped around it.
- In some of the boats there are people standing up, wearing plumed headdresses.
- It meant they changed their college berets for the headdress of the regiment they are going to join.
- These seated males are costumed in turban headdresses, earflares, collars, and pectorals; in their right hands they hold scepters or fanlike implements.
- When the woman marries, the hair is made into an ornamental headdress and brought to the husband's home as a souvenir.
- Then she plaited her hair and put it up under a short headdress and veil.
- Today, Kevin is wearing his robes: a long, flowing white tunic, a shawl and a headdress with a yellow headband.
- A sensational onstage music ensemble, dominated by percussionists and two dynamic singers in gold caftans and headdresses, make the music as vivid as the dancing.
- During the Middle Ages, earrings became less popular and practical due to the popularity of elaborate hairstyles and headdresses.
- Everyone knew that he wore a bizarre costume of massive baggy trousers, and a headdress of ostrich feathers atop ornate waistcoats and colourful jackets.
- The bride wore a full length gown of ivory with a tiara headdress.
- Any five-year-old would be delighted with a dress-up trunk containing tiaras, masks, swords, mouse-tails, feathered headdresses and sequined veils.
- Everything from the thunderous Wagnerian music to the performers' skin-tight unitards and birdlike headdresses reinforces the show's sleek, aerial character.
- It includes an ornate woven cape, a decorated tunic, a feathered headdress, laced shoes and jewelry.
- The Maori adorn themselves with the plumes just as the natives of New Guinea crown their headdresses with Bird-of paradise feathers.
- The women came out one by one, dressed in their finest linen, and with ceremonial headdresses and jewellery.
- Personal adornment was an intrinsic part of Amazonian culture, and some examples such as loincloths and headdresses survive, while other adornments such as tattoos are known only from artworks.
- She virtually invented boho-chic: swirly tiered skirts, fringed shawls and improbable headdresses, worn with an insouciant slash of scarlet lipstick on her sensuous lips.
- No part of the costume has been left undecorated, while the tall headdress is particularly ornate.

单词	headdress
释义	Definition of headdress in English: headdress noun ˈhɛddrɛsˈhɛ(d)drɛs An ornamental covering or band for the head, especially one worn on ceremonial occasions. （尤指仪式庆典场合佩戴的）头饰 a tall plumed headdress a veil held in place with a pearl headdress Example sentencesExamples During the Middle Ages, earrings became less popular and practical due to the popularity of elaborate hairstyles and headdresses. Any five-year-old would be delighted with a dress-up trunk containing tiaras, masks, swords, mouse-tails, feathered headdresses and sequined veils. Lavish headdresses, skirts, suits, and hats gave way to leather and chains depending on the music. The Maori adorn themselves with the plumes just as the natives of New Guinea crown their headdresses with Bird-of paradise feathers. Today, Kevin is wearing his robes: a long, flowing white tunic, a shawl and a headdress with a yellow headband. In some of the boats there are people standing up, wearing plumed headdresses. The bride wore a full length gown of ivory with a tiara headdress. These seated males are costumed in turban headdresses, earflares, collars, and pectorals; in their right hands they hold scepters or fanlike implements. It meant they changed their college berets for the headdress of the regiment they are going to join. Everything from the thunderous Wagnerian music to the performers' skin-tight unitards and birdlike headdresses reinforces the show's sleek, aerial character. No part of the costume has been left undecorated, while the tall headdress is particularly ornate. When the woman marries, the hair is made into an ornamental headdress and brought to the husband's home as a souvenir. The women came out one by one, dressed in their finest linen, and with ceremonial headdresses and jewellery. Another, not to be outdone, has made a headdress out of a baseball cap with a blue nylon tablecloth wrapped around it. It includes an ornate woven cape, a decorated tunic, a feathered headdress, laced shoes and jewelry. Personal adornment was an intrinsic part of Amazonian culture, and some examples such as loincloths and headdresses survive, while other adornments such as tattoos are known only from artworks. Then she plaited her hair and put it up under a short headdress and veil. A sensational onstage music ensemble, dominated by percussionists and two dynamic singers in gold caftans and headdresses, make the music as vivid as the dancing. Everyone knew that he wore a bizarre costume of massive baggy trousers, and a headdress of ostrich feathers atop ornate waistcoats and colourful jackets. She virtually invented boho-chic: swirly tiered skirts, fringed shawls and improbable headdresses, worn with an insouciant slash of scarlet lipstick on her sensuous lips. Definition of headdress in US English: headdress nounˈhe(d)dresˈhɛ(d)drɛs An ornamental covering or band for the head, especially one worn on ceremonial occasions. （尤指仪式庆典场合佩戴的）头饰 a tall plumed headdress a veil held in place with a pearl headdress Example sentencesExamples Lavish headdresses, skirts, suits, and hats gave way to leather and chains depending on the music. Another, not to be outdone, has made a headdress out of a baseball cap with a blue nylon tablecloth wrapped around it. In some of the boats there are people standing up, wearing plumed headdresses. It meant they changed their college berets for the headdress of the regiment they are going to join. These seated males are costumed in turban headdresses, earflares, collars, and pectorals; in their right hands they hold scepters or fanlike implements. When the woman marries, the hair is made into an ornamental headdress and brought to the husband's home as a souvenir. Then she plaited her hair and put it up under a short headdress and veil. Today, Kevin is wearing his robes: a long, flowing white tunic, a shawl and a headdress with a yellow headband. A sensational onstage music ensemble, dominated by percussionists and two dynamic singers in gold caftans and headdresses, make the music as vivid as the dancing. During the Middle Ages, earrings became less popular and practical due to the popularity of elaborate hairstyles and headdresses. Everyone knew that he wore a bizarre costume of massive baggy trousers, and a headdress of ostrich feathers atop ornate waistcoats and colourful jackets. The bride wore a full length gown of ivory with a tiara headdress. Any five-year-old would be delighted with a dress-up trunk containing tiaras, masks, swords, mouse-tails, feathered headdresses and sequined veils. Everything from the thunderous Wagnerian music to the performers' skin-tight unitards and birdlike headdresses reinforces the show's sleek, aerial character. It includes an ornate woven cape, a decorated tunic, a feathered headdress, laced shoes and jewelry. The Maori adorn themselves with the plumes just as the natives of New Guinea crown their headdresses with Bird-of paradise feathers. The women came out one by one, dressed in their finest linen, and with ceremonial headdresses and jewellery. Personal adornment was an intrinsic part of Amazonian culture, and some examples such as loincloths and headdresses survive, while other adornments such as tattoos are known only from artworks. She virtually invented boho-chic: swirly tiered skirts, fringed shawls and improbable headdresses, worn with an insouciant slash of scarlet lipstick on her sensuous lips. No part of the costume has been left undecorated, while the tall headdress is particularly ornate.
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