| 释义 |
Definition of sequin in English: sequinnounˈsiːkwɪnˈsikwɪn 1A small shiny disc sewn on to clothing for decoration. satin dresses trimmed with pearls and sequins Example sentencesExamples - The entire gown was scattered with pearls and sequins.
- He came out wearing a black suit with gold sequins.
- We saw details including metal fasteners, buckles, sequins and embroidered patchwork.
- Add glam to a plain white dress with shiny silver sequins / beads.
- Beads, sequins, rhinestones, glitter, embroidery and and specialty detailing will also be a major trend, so if you love a little glamour it's definitely going to be your year.
- Katherine is going to wear a black tank top with sequins and dark blue jeans.
- Crystal was wearing a black dress with tiny sequins sewn into it so that it glittered in the light.
- It was made of white leather and had shiny blue sequins around the eye holes.
- Try one with subtle detailing, such as sequins or beads for a dressier look.
- Today I must sew sequins on more t-shirts in order to sell them tomorrow.
- I was wearing a good pair of denim blue jeans and a simple beige top that had sequins decorating the front and no jewelry except for a pair of sterling silver studs.
- It was strapless and floor length, and was covered in shiny black sequins.
- Leonora was dressed in a white trouser suit covered in sequins, with a white fake fur cape draped over padded shoulders.
- The beetles' iridescent wings were used in the Victorian era like sequins to decorate the dresses of society women.
- It is made of a red gauzy material with sequins and decorative beads sewn in a loopy design on the front, and, as decided, it is long with tiny straps and a small slit down one side.
- I looked down at my own dress, with the shiny threads and sequins.
- The small size makes the gauge convenient to cart along for measuring/adjusting/adding lines of sequins, or decorations to costumes.
- She had made my wedding dress and sewn sequins onto a secondhand hat.
- Detail embroidery, retro beadwork, sequins and lace add a touch of Hollywood glamour.
- My eyes rested on a magnificent strapless light blue dress with sequins dotting the hemline.
2historical A Venetian gold coin.
Derivatives adjectiveˈsiːkwɪnd For a night out, she'll wear our sheer blouse with a sequined cape and jeans. Example sentencesExamples - I discreetly peeked at the glass front door of the place and saw girls dressed in shiny, sequinned, Lycra outfits trotting around.
- Choose a full skirt - made of shimmering satin - and team it with a pretty, beaded or sequinned bodice.
- They seem no more essential to the women's actual physical performance in and under the water than the copiously spangled and sequined swimsuits they wear.
- If you want to go for the more classy and sophisticated look, definitely purchase a halter blouse or a sequined camisole.
Origin Late 16th century (in sense 2): from French, from Italian zecchino, from zecca 'a mint', from Arabic sikka 'a die for coining'. sense 1 dates from the late 19th century. Definition of sequin in US English: sequinnounˈsēkwinˈsikwɪn 1A small, shiny disk sewn as one of many onto clothing for decoration. satin dresses trimmed with pearls and sequins Example sentencesExamples - The entire gown was scattered with pearls and sequins.
- It was made of white leather and had shiny blue sequins around the eye holes.
- We saw details including metal fasteners, buckles, sequins and embroidered patchwork.
- I was wearing a good pair of denim blue jeans and a simple beige top that had sequins decorating the front and no jewelry except for a pair of sterling silver studs.
- My eyes rested on a magnificent strapless light blue dress with sequins dotting the hemline.
- It is made of a red gauzy material with sequins and decorative beads sewn in a loopy design on the front, and, as decided, it is long with tiny straps and a small slit down one side.
- The beetles' iridescent wings were used in the Victorian era like sequins to decorate the dresses of society women.
- It was strapless and floor length, and was covered in shiny black sequins.
- He came out wearing a black suit with gold sequins.
- The small size makes the gauge convenient to cart along for measuring/adjusting/adding lines of sequins, or decorations to costumes.
- Crystal was wearing a black dress with tiny sequins sewn into it so that it glittered in the light.
- Today I must sew sequins on more t-shirts in order to sell them tomorrow.
- I looked down at my own dress, with the shiny threads and sequins.
- Detail embroidery, retro beadwork, sequins and lace add a touch of Hollywood glamour.
- She had made my wedding dress and sewn sequins onto a secondhand hat.
- Beads, sequins, rhinestones, glitter, embroidery and and specialty detailing will also be a major trend, so if you love a little glamour it's definitely going to be your year.
- Try one with subtle detailing, such as sequins or beads for a dressier look.
- Add glam to a plain white dress with shiny silver sequins / beads.
- Katherine is going to wear a black tank top with sequins and dark blue jeans.
- Leonora was dressed in a white trouser suit covered in sequins, with a white fake fur cape draped over padded shoulders.
2historical A Venetian gold coin.
Origin Late 16th century (in sequin (sense 2)): from French, from Italian zecchino, from zecca ‘a mint’, from Arabic sikka ‘a die for coining’. sequin (sense 1) dates from the late 19th century. |