| 释义 |
necklet|ˈnɛklɪt|
[f. neck n.1 + -let.]
1. An ornament for wearing round the neck.
1865Morn. Star 23 May, The Prince and Princess presented their god-daughter with a necklet. 1884J. Hawthorne Pr. Saroni's Wife v. 27 Her only ornaments were the necklet and bracelets of chased silver.
b. A small fur protector for the neck.
1896Daily News 3 Oct. 6/5 The sable necklet is to be as much worn as ever this winter, the whole animal being used to form it.
2. A collar or belt for the neck.
1865M. Mackenzie Use Laryngoscope (1871) 108 The necklet which the patient wears, and to which one chain of the battery is attached. |