Definition of circlet in English:

circlet

noun ˈsəːklɪtˈsərklət

1A circular band, typically one made of precious metal, worn on the head as an ornament.
（尤指由贵金属制成作为头饰的）箍圈
Example sentencesExamples
- She then pulled the circlet off her head and threw it across the passage.
- Kuja yanked the red jewel and pearls off her circlet, leaving only a black band, and stuffed it in her bag.
- Both ladies were wearing slim gold circlets studded with diamonds, which marked them as princesses.
- A circlet rested atop his head, and was adorned with a single, four-pointed star.
- A golden circlet crowned his head with four perfect diamonds that sat with equal spacing in it.
- Her gown was simple, and she wore the matching circlet.
- She helped me get dressed in one of the elaborate straight white gowns and placed a silver circlet on my head after brushing my long hair.
- Her hands nervously adjusted the folds of her gown and the circlet against her hair.
- Some women wear a shayla, a black gauzy scarf wrapped around the head and held in place by a variety of hats, head circlets, or jewelry.
- They looked like angels, wearing robes of white and gold, with golden circlets atop their heads.
- A circlet of silver bound around her head kept her dark brown curls out of her eyes.
- And every night we wore these golden circlets when we sat at table in the hall.
- The headdress was a golden circlet with silvery strings flowing off it.
- He was obviously a noble of some sort, with a thin circlet around his head.
- She wears a long veil with a circlet of flowers round her head.
- Her deep black hair formed a braided circlet around her head.
- Delicate fresh garlands of these enchanting blossoms were also fashioned into elegant little circlets, then attached to bridal veils.
- She appeared wearing a magnificent green velvet gown richly adorned and a golden circlet was upon her head.
- I wore a gold circlet around my head instead of a veil.
- He was wearing a bronze loincloth and a bronze circlet of thorns.
Synonyms
ring, round, band, hoop
1. 1.1 A small circular arrangement or object.
  小圈饰；小圈
  Example sentencesExamples
  Despite the dearth of light, his pupils were the size of pin-pricks, and were ringed in jagged circlets of gold.
  The mouth of most echinoids is provided with five hard teeth arranged in a circlet.
  Synonyms
  coronet, diadem, tiara, chaplet, fillet, wreath, garland, headband

Origin

Late Middle English: from circle + -et¹, perhaps reinforced by archaic French cerclet.

Definition of circlet in US English:

circlet

nounˈsərklətˈsərklət

1A circular band, typically one made of precious metal, worn on the head as an ornament.
（尤指由贵金属制成作为头饰的）箍圈
Example sentencesExamples
- And every night we wore these golden circlets when we sat at table in the hall.
- They looked like angels, wearing robes of white and gold, with golden circlets atop their heads.
- She appeared wearing a magnificent green velvet gown richly adorned and a golden circlet was upon her head.
- Some women wear a shayla, a black gauzy scarf wrapped around the head and held in place by a variety of hats, head circlets, or jewelry.
- Kuja yanked the red jewel and pearls off her circlet, leaving only a black band, and stuffed it in her bag.
- She wears a long veil with a circlet of flowers round her head.
- A circlet rested atop his head, and was adorned with a single, four-pointed star.
- A golden circlet crowned his head with four perfect diamonds that sat with equal spacing in it.
- She helped me get dressed in one of the elaborate straight white gowns and placed a silver circlet on my head after brushing my long hair.
- He was obviously a noble of some sort, with a thin circlet around his head.
- I wore a gold circlet around my head instead of a veil.
- The headdress was a golden circlet with silvery strings flowing off it.
- Her deep black hair formed a braided circlet around her head.
- He was wearing a bronze loincloth and a bronze circlet of thorns.
- Delicate fresh garlands of these enchanting blossoms were also fashioned into elegant little circlets, then attached to bridal veils.
- Her hands nervously adjusted the folds of her gown and the circlet against her hair.
- Both ladies were wearing slim gold circlets studded with diamonds, which marked them as princesses.
- A circlet of silver bound around her head kept her dark brown curls out of her eyes.
- She then pulled the circlet off her head and threw it across the passage.
- Her gown was simple, and she wore the matching circlet.
Synonyms
ring, round, band, hoop
1. 1.1 A small circular arrangement or object.
  小圈饰；小圈
  Example sentencesExamples
  Despite the dearth of light, his pupils were the size of pin-pricks, and were ringed in jagged circlets of gold.
  The mouth of most echinoids is provided with five hard teeth arranged in a circlet.
  Synonyms
  coronet, diadem, tiara, chaplet, fillet, wreath, garland, headband

Origin

Late Middle English: from circle + -et, perhaps reinforced by archaic French cerclet.

词汇	circlet
释义	Definition of circlet in English: circlet noun ˈsəːklɪtˈsərklət 1A circular band, typically one made of precious metal, worn on the head as an ornament. （尤指由贵金属制成作为头饰的）箍圈 Example sentencesExamples She then pulled the circlet off her head and threw it across the passage. Kuja yanked the red jewel and pearls off her circlet, leaving only a black band, and stuffed it in her bag. Both ladies were wearing slim gold circlets studded with diamonds, which marked them as princesses. A circlet rested atop his head, and was adorned with a single, four-pointed star. A golden circlet crowned his head with four perfect diamonds that sat with equal spacing in it. Her gown was simple, and she wore the matching circlet. She helped me get dressed in one of the elaborate straight white gowns and placed a silver circlet on my head after brushing my long hair. Her hands nervously adjusted the folds of her gown and the circlet against her hair. Some women wear a shayla, a black gauzy scarf wrapped around the head and held in place by a variety of hats, head circlets, or jewelry. They looked like angels, wearing robes of white and gold, with golden circlets atop their heads. A circlet of silver bound around her head kept her dark brown curls out of her eyes. And every night we wore these golden circlets when we sat at table in the hall. The headdress was a golden circlet with silvery strings flowing off it. He was obviously a noble of some sort, with a thin circlet around his head. She wears a long veil with a circlet of flowers round her head. Her deep black hair formed a braided circlet around her head. Delicate fresh garlands of these enchanting blossoms were also fashioned into elegant little circlets, then attached to bridal veils. She appeared wearing a magnificent green velvet gown richly adorned and a golden circlet was upon her head. I wore a gold circlet around my head instead of a veil. He was wearing a bronze loincloth and a bronze circlet of thorns. Synonyms ring, round, band, hoop 1.1 A small circular arrangement or object. 小圈饰；小圈 Example sentencesExamples Despite the dearth of light, his pupils were the size of pin-pricks, and were ringed in jagged circlets of gold. The mouth of most echinoids is provided with five hard teeth arranged in a circlet. Synonyms coronet, diadem, tiara, chaplet, fillet, wreath, garland, headband Origin Late Middle English: from circle + -et¹, perhaps reinforced by archaic French cerclet. Definition of circlet in US English: circlet nounˈsərklətˈsərklət 1A circular band, typically one made of precious metal, worn on the head as an ornament. （尤指由贵金属制成作为头饰的）箍圈 Example sentencesExamples And every night we wore these golden circlets when we sat at table in the hall. They looked like angels, wearing robes of white and gold, with golden circlets atop their heads. She appeared wearing a magnificent green velvet gown richly adorned and a golden circlet was upon her head. Some women wear a shayla, a black gauzy scarf wrapped around the head and held in place by a variety of hats, head circlets, or jewelry. Kuja yanked the red jewel and pearls off her circlet, leaving only a black band, and stuffed it in her bag. She wears a long veil with a circlet of flowers round her head. A circlet rested atop his head, and was adorned with a single, four-pointed star. A golden circlet crowned his head with four perfect diamonds that sat with equal spacing in it. She helped me get dressed in one of the elaborate straight white gowns and placed a silver circlet on my head after brushing my long hair. He was obviously a noble of some sort, with a thin circlet around his head. I wore a gold circlet around my head instead of a veil. The headdress was a golden circlet with silvery strings flowing off it. Her deep black hair formed a braided circlet around her head. He was wearing a bronze loincloth and a bronze circlet of thorns. Delicate fresh garlands of these enchanting blossoms were also fashioned into elegant little circlets, then attached to bridal veils. Her hands nervously adjusted the folds of her gown and the circlet against her hair. Both ladies were wearing slim gold circlets studded with diamonds, which marked them as princesses. A circlet of silver bound around her head kept her dark brown curls out of her eyes. She then pulled the circlet off her head and threw it across the passage. Her gown was simple, and she wore the matching circlet. Synonyms ring, round, band, hoop 1.1 A small circular arrangement or object. 小圈饰；小圈 Example sentencesExamples Despite the dearth of light, his pupils were the size of pin-pricks, and were ringed in jagged circlets of gold. The mouth of most echinoids is provided with five hard teeth arranged in a circlet. Synonyms coronet, diadem, tiara, chaplet, fillet, wreath, garland, headband Origin Late Middle English: from circle + -et, perhaps reinforced by archaic French cerclet.
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