Definition of cummerbund in English:

cummerbund

noun ˈkʌməbʌndˈkəmərˌbənd

A sash worn around the waist, especially as part of a man's formal evening suit.
（尤指男子晚礼服上的）宽腰带
Example sentencesExamples
- By definition, a tuxedo is a complete outfit that includes a jacket, trousers (usually with a silk stripe down the side), a bow tie, and, often, a cummerbund.
- You have written about nightclubs, office parties, health clubs and skiing holidays, and now about the black-tie world of charity dinners and cummerbunds.
- Not everyone is ready to throw in the cummerbund on dressy attire.
- Badly positioned cummerbunds and waist straps might interfere with the emergency jettisoning of weightbelts.
- A leisure suit with a cummerbund and a clean bowling shirt can create a tacky appearance.
- I need a cummerbund for my taffeta tuxedo shirt.
- The men, yours truly included, wore white tuxedos with mauve cummerbunds.
- Another way to secure the pouch is to tuck it into a cummerbund, belt or sash.
- Understandably, being identical is vital to the show's scenario, but subtle differences, perhaps in the vests or cummerbunds, would help make a show of such frantic pace less confusing.
- He let her pick out his tuxedo with a cummerbund and tie to match her dress.
- His hair was slicked back and he wore a white dinner jacket with a jet-black cummerbund.
- Tommy, dressed in a white tux with a gray cummerbund and tie, had his arm firmly around Emily's waist.
- Traditionally, older men wore breeches, a cummerbund, a striped shirt, a vest, and even a fez, a hat that was usually red.
- The rules were simple: he was to show up with a gardenia corsage and wear a black tux with a peach cummerbund.
- There is an idea amongst people who never go to classical concerts - which is the majority of the population - that it is full of people in tiaras and cummerbunds.
- A cummerbund is a pleated sash worn around the waist.
- Adding a belt, sash or cummerbund further accentuates the waist.
- You wore your cummerbund with the stars and stripes.
- He was uneasy, real uneasy, tugging uselessly on the bottom of his jacket, and fussing with the cummerbund for the umpteenth time; yet he was looking forward to seeing her.
- The transversus abdominis is the deepest of the abdominal muscles and is oriented horizontally like something that resembles a cummerbund.
Synonyms
belt, sash, strap, waistband, band, girth, cord, fillet

Origin

Early 17th century: from Urdu and Persian kamar-band, from kamar 'waist, loins' and -bandi 'band'. The sash was formerly worn in the Indian subcontinent by domestic workers and low-status office workers.

Definition of cummerbund in US English:

cummerbund

nounˈkəmərˌbəndˈkəmərˌbənd

A sash worn around the waist, especially as part of a man's evening clothes.
（尤指男子晚礼服上的）宽腰带
Example sentencesExamples
- You wore your cummerbund with the stars and stripes.
- His hair was slicked back and he wore a white dinner jacket with a jet-black cummerbund.
- Understandably, being identical is vital to the show's scenario, but subtle differences, perhaps in the vests or cummerbunds, would help make a show of such frantic pace less confusing.
- Tommy, dressed in a white tux with a gray cummerbund and tie, had his arm firmly around Emily's waist.
- I need a cummerbund for my taffeta tuxedo shirt.
- Badly positioned cummerbunds and waist straps might interfere with the emergency jettisoning of weightbelts.
- Traditionally, older men wore breeches, a cummerbund, a striped shirt, a vest, and even a fez, a hat that was usually red.
- The rules were simple: he was to show up with a gardenia corsage and wear a black tux with a peach cummerbund.
- A cummerbund is a pleated sash worn around the waist.
- Not everyone is ready to throw in the cummerbund on dressy attire.
- He was uneasy, real uneasy, tugging uselessly on the bottom of his jacket, and fussing with the cummerbund for the umpteenth time; yet he was looking forward to seeing her.
- Another way to secure the pouch is to tuck it into a cummerbund, belt or sash.
- The men, yours truly included, wore white tuxedos with mauve cummerbunds.
- By definition, a tuxedo is a complete outfit that includes a jacket, trousers (usually with a silk stripe down the side), a bow tie, and, often, a cummerbund.
- A leisure suit with a cummerbund and a clean bowling shirt can create a tacky appearance.
- The transversus abdominis is the deepest of the abdominal muscles and is oriented horizontally like something that resembles a cummerbund.
- You have written about nightclubs, office parties, health clubs and skiing holidays, and now about the black-tie world of charity dinners and cummerbunds.
- He let her pick out his tuxedo with a cummerbund and tie to match her dress.
- There is an idea amongst people who never go to classical concerts - which is the majority of the population - that it is full of people in tiaras and cummerbunds.
- Adding a belt, sash or cummerbund further accentuates the waist.
Synonyms
belt, sash, strap, waistband, band, girth, cord, fillet

Origin

Early 17th century: from Urdu and Persian kamar-band, from kamar ‘waist, loins’ and -bandi ‘band’. The sash was formerly worn in the Indian subcontinent by domestic workers and low-status office workers.

单词	cummerbund
释义	Definition of cummerbund in English: cummerbund noun ˈkʌməbʌndˈkəmərˌbənd A sash worn around the waist, especially as part of a man's formal evening suit. （尤指男子晚礼服上的）宽腰带 Example sentencesExamples By definition, a tuxedo is a complete outfit that includes a jacket, trousers (usually with a silk stripe down the side), a bow tie, and, often, a cummerbund. You have written about nightclubs, office parties, health clubs and skiing holidays, and now about the black-tie world of charity dinners and cummerbunds. Not everyone is ready to throw in the cummerbund on dressy attire. Badly positioned cummerbunds and waist straps might interfere with the emergency jettisoning of weightbelts. A leisure suit with a cummerbund and a clean bowling shirt can create a tacky appearance. I need a cummerbund for my taffeta tuxedo shirt. The men, yours truly included, wore white tuxedos with mauve cummerbunds. Another way to secure the pouch is to tuck it into a cummerbund, belt or sash. Understandably, being identical is vital to the show's scenario, but subtle differences, perhaps in the vests or cummerbunds, would help make a show of such frantic pace less confusing. He let her pick out his tuxedo with a cummerbund and tie to match her dress. His hair was slicked back and he wore a white dinner jacket with a jet-black cummerbund. Tommy, dressed in a white tux with a gray cummerbund and tie, had his arm firmly around Emily's waist. Traditionally, older men wore breeches, a cummerbund, a striped shirt, a vest, and even a fez, a hat that was usually red. The rules were simple: he was to show up with a gardenia corsage and wear a black tux with a peach cummerbund. There is an idea amongst people who never go to classical concerts - which is the majority of the population - that it is full of people in tiaras and cummerbunds. A cummerbund is a pleated sash worn around the waist. Adding a belt, sash or cummerbund further accentuates the waist. You wore your cummerbund with the stars and stripes. He was uneasy, real uneasy, tugging uselessly on the bottom of his jacket, and fussing with the cummerbund for the umpteenth time; yet he was looking forward to seeing her. The transversus abdominis is the deepest of the abdominal muscles and is oriented horizontally like something that resembles a cummerbund. Synonyms belt, sash, strap, waistband, band, girth, cord, fillet Origin Early 17th century: from Urdu and Persian kamar-band, from kamar 'waist, loins' and -bandi 'band'. The sash was formerly worn in the Indian subcontinent by domestic workers and low-status office workers. Definition of cummerbund in US English: cummerbund nounˈkəmərˌbəndˈkəmərˌbənd A sash worn around the waist, especially as part of a man's evening clothes. （尤指男子晚礼服上的）宽腰带 Example sentencesExamples You wore your cummerbund with the stars and stripes. His hair was slicked back and he wore a white dinner jacket with a jet-black cummerbund. Understandably, being identical is vital to the show's scenario, but subtle differences, perhaps in the vests or cummerbunds, would help make a show of such frantic pace less confusing. Tommy, dressed in a white tux with a gray cummerbund and tie, had his arm firmly around Emily's waist. I need a cummerbund for my taffeta tuxedo shirt. Badly positioned cummerbunds and waist straps might interfere with the emergency jettisoning of weightbelts. Traditionally, older men wore breeches, a cummerbund, a striped shirt, a vest, and even a fez, a hat that was usually red. The rules were simple: he was to show up with a gardenia corsage and wear a black tux with a peach cummerbund. A cummerbund is a pleated sash worn around the waist. Not everyone is ready to throw in the cummerbund on dressy attire. He was uneasy, real uneasy, tugging uselessly on the bottom of his jacket, and fussing with the cummerbund for the umpteenth time; yet he was looking forward to seeing her. Another way to secure the pouch is to tuck it into a cummerbund, belt or sash. The men, yours truly included, wore white tuxedos with mauve cummerbunds. By definition, a tuxedo is a complete outfit that includes a jacket, trousers (usually with a silk stripe down the side), a bow tie, and, often, a cummerbund. A leisure suit with a cummerbund and a clean bowling shirt can create a tacky appearance. The transversus abdominis is the deepest of the abdominal muscles and is oriented horizontally like something that resembles a cummerbund. You have written about nightclubs, office parties, health clubs and skiing holidays, and now about the black-tie world of charity dinners and cummerbunds. He let her pick out his tuxedo with a cummerbund and tie to match her dress. There is an idea amongst people who never go to classical concerts - which is the majority of the population - that it is full of people in tiaras and cummerbunds. Adding a belt, sash or cummerbund further accentuates the waist. Synonyms belt, sash, strap, waistband, band, girth, cord, fillet Origin Early 17th century: from Urdu and Persian kamar-band, from kamar ‘waist, loins’ and -bandi ‘band’. The sash was formerly worn in the Indian subcontinent by domestic workers and low-status office workers.
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