rib·bon

noun

/ˈrɪbən/

Idioms

[uncountable, countable] a narrow piece of material, used to tie things or for decoration（用于捆绑或装饰的）带子，丝带
- Her present was tied with yellow ribbon.她的礼物上系着黄丝带。
- lengths of velvet ribbon一段段天鹅绒带子
- She was wearing two blue silk ribbons in her hair.她的头发上系着两根蓝色丝带。
Extra Examples
- He tied some gold ribbon around the present.他给礼品系了一些金丝带。
- Her hair was tied back with a black silk ribbon.她的头发用黑丝带扎在后面。
- She had a pink ribbon in her hair.她的头发上扎着一条粉红色的丝带。
- The Lord Mayor cut a ribbon to launch the celebrations.市长大人为庆典剪彩。
Topics Clothes and Fashionc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- long
- wide
- narrow
- …
… of ribbon
- length
- piece
verb + ribbon
- tie
- tie something with
- tie something back with
- …
[countable] something that is long and narrow in shape带状物；狭长的东西
- The road was a ribbon of moonlight.这条路在月光下如同一条缎带。
[countable] a ribbon in special colours, or tied in a special way, that is given to somebody as a prize or as a military honour, or that is worn by somebody to show that they belong to a particular political party绶带；勋带 compare rosette
[countable] a long narrow piece of material containing ink (= coloured liquid for writing, drawing, etc.) that you put into typewriters and some computer printers（打字机或某些打印机的）色带

Word Originearly 16th cent.: variant of riband. The French spelling ruban was also frequent in the 16th–18th cents.

Idioms

cut a/the ribbon (on something)

to officially open a building, road, etc. with a special ceremony that typically involves cutting a ribbon across the entrance 剪彩
- The prince cut the ribbon to officially open the building.王子为大楼正式开业剪彩。
- Yesterday the mayor cut the ribbon on the new sports centre.昨天市长为新体育中心剪彩。
to officially start something, such as a business project or activity使正式开始；启动（工程或活动）
- Today we're happy to cut the ribbon on a project that will improve safety for cyclists.今天我们很高兴启动一个可以加强骑自行车安全的项目。

cut/tear, etc. something to ribbons

to cut/tear, etc. something very badly（将某物）撕扯得粉碎，切成碎片
- His coat was torn to ribbons by the barbed wire fence.他的外套被铁丝网撕成丝带。

单词	ribbon
释义	rib·bon noun /ˈrɪbən/ /ˈrɪbən/ Idioms [uncountable, countable] a narrow piece of material, used to tie things or for decoration（用于捆绑或装饰的）带子，丝带 Her present was tied with yellow ribbon.她的礼物上系着黄丝带。 lengths of velvet ribbon一段段天鹅绒带子 She was wearing two blue silk ribbons in her hair.她的头发上系着两根蓝色丝带。 Extra Examples He tied some gold ribbon around the present.他给礼品系了一些金丝带。 Her hair was tied back with a black silk ribbon.她的头发用黑丝带扎在后面。 She had a pink ribbon in her hair.她的头发上扎着一条粉红色的丝带。 The Lord Mayor cut a ribbon to launch the celebrations.市长大人为庆典剪彩。 Topics Clothes and Fashionc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective long wide narrow … … of ribbon length piece verb + ribbon tie tie something with tie something back with … [countable] something that is long and narrow in shape带状物；狭长的东西 The road was a ribbon of moonlight.这条路在月光下如同一条缎带。 [countable] a ribbon in special colours, or tied in a special way, that is given to somebody as a prize or as a military honour, or that is worn by somebody to show that they belong to a particular political party绶带；勋带 compare rosette [countable] a long narrow piece of material containing ink (= coloured liquid for writing, drawing, etc.) that you put into typewriters and some computer printers（打字机或某些打印机的）色带 Word Originearly 16th cent.: variant of riband. The French spelling ruban was also frequent in the 16th–18th cents. Idioms cut a/the ribbon (on something) to officially open a building, road, etc. with a special ceremony that typically involves cutting a ribbon across the entrance 剪彩 The prince cut the ribbon to officially open the building.王子为大楼正式开业剪彩。 Yesterday the mayor cut the ribbon on the new sports centre.昨天市长为新体育中心剪彩。 to officially start something, such as a business project or activity使正式开始；启动（工程或活动） Today we're happy to cut the ribbon on a project that will improve safety for cyclists.今天我们很高兴启动一个可以加强骑自行车安全的项目。 cut/tear, etc. something to ribbons to cut/tear, etc. something very badly（将某物）撕扯得粉碎，切成碎片 His coat was torn to ribbons by the barbed wire fence.他的外套被铁丝网撕成丝带。
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