Definition of beret in English:

beret

noun ˈbɛreɪˈbɛribəˈreɪ

A round flattish cap of felt or cloth.
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Example sentencesExamples
- But, look around and you will see a few hats, caps and berets going around town.
- ‘In the last few weeks we have been wearing berets instead of helmets during our patrols,’ said the soldier.
- He wore a green uniform with two brass bars on each shoulder and a red beret tucked under one epaulet.
- My uncle was a gruff but affectionate character who wore a beret, blue coveralls and smoked hand-rolled cigarettes.
- In blazers and berets, their medals shining, they smiled broadly and soaked up the applause and cheers.
- He was also wearing a coat with fur trim on the hood and a beret which had a badge on the front.
- Turn out your cupboard for old straw sunhats, berets, baseball caps and felt hats.
- It was like a beret, though round and from the center of the hat, hung a tassel.
- The Colonel said the soldiers would have been wearing helmets or berets, not floppy hats as in the photographs.
- Try on a cool beret, cowboy hat or newsboy to hide your straggly fringe.
- The old soldiers, wearing military berets and caps, were greeted with warm applause, hugs and kisses from a grateful crowd lining the streets.
- There was a little boy in a beret and short trousers, and under his arm a loaf of bread that seemed as long as he was.
- A pair of sunglasses and a beret over her blonde hair finished her transformation.
- However, traditional clothes - such as berets and loose-fitting shirts for men and black shawls for women - may still be seen in some rural areas.
- Members of the 60-strong association will wear their berets and regimental blazers and parade through the town centre.
- His father worked in the shipping industry, and was unconventional enough to wear a beret to work instead of the statutory bowler hat.
- There was also a large turnout of veterans in their green blazers and blue berets.
- I grinned as I found a black beret, turning back to Floyd with it on.
- She was dressed in a stylish outfit for church, wearing a leather patchwork blazer and a felt beret in place of the traditional headdress.
- They wore leather jackets and sunglasses and berets and drove fast cars, and they were very aware of their glamour.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French béret 'Basque cap', from Old Provençal berret, based on late Latin birrus 'hooded cape'. Compare with biretta.

Definition of beret in US English:

beret

nounbəˈrābəˈreɪ

A round flattish cap of felt or cloth.
贝雷帽
Example sentencesExamples
- There was also a large turnout of veterans in their green blazers and blue berets.
- It was like a beret, though round and from the center of the hat, hung a tassel.
- In blazers and berets, their medals shining, they smiled broadly and soaked up the applause and cheers.
- Turn out your cupboard for old straw sunhats, berets, baseball caps and felt hats.
- There was a little boy in a beret and short trousers, and under his arm a loaf of bread that seemed as long as he was.
- However, traditional clothes - such as berets and loose-fitting shirts for men and black shawls for women - may still be seen in some rural areas.
- My uncle was a gruff but affectionate character who wore a beret, blue coveralls and smoked hand-rolled cigarettes.
- The old soldiers, wearing military berets and caps, were greeted with warm applause, hugs and kisses from a grateful crowd lining the streets.
- Try on a cool beret, cowboy hat or newsboy to hide your straggly fringe.
- The Colonel said the soldiers would have been wearing helmets or berets, not floppy hats as in the photographs.
- He wore a green uniform with two brass bars on each shoulder and a red beret tucked under one epaulet.
- ‘In the last few weeks we have been wearing berets instead of helmets during our patrols,’ said the soldier.
- She was dressed in a stylish outfit for church, wearing a leather patchwork blazer and a felt beret in place of the traditional headdress.
- But, look around and you will see a few hats, caps and berets going around town.
- Members of the 60-strong association will wear their berets and regimental blazers and parade through the town centre.
- They wore leather jackets and sunglasses and berets and drove fast cars, and they were very aware of their glamour.
- He was also wearing a coat with fur trim on the hood and a beret which had a badge on the front.
- I grinned as I found a black beret, turning back to Floyd with it on.
- A pair of sunglasses and a beret over her blonde hair finished her transformation.
- His father worked in the shipping industry, and was unconventional enough to wear a beret to work instead of the statutory bowler hat.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French béret ‘Basque cap’, from Old Provençal berret, based on late Latin birrus ‘hooded cape’. Compare with biretta.

词汇	beret
释义	Definition of beret in English: beret noun ˈbɛreɪˈbɛribəˈreɪ A round flattish cap of felt or cloth. 贝雷帽 Example sentencesExamples But, look around and you will see a few hats, caps and berets going around town. ‘In the last few weeks we have been wearing berets instead of helmets during our patrols,’ said the soldier. He wore a green uniform with two brass bars on each shoulder and a red beret tucked under one epaulet. My uncle was a gruff but affectionate character who wore a beret, blue coveralls and smoked hand-rolled cigarettes. In blazers and berets, their medals shining, they smiled broadly and soaked up the applause and cheers. He was also wearing a coat with fur trim on the hood and a beret which had a badge on the front. Turn out your cupboard for old straw sunhats, berets, baseball caps and felt hats. It was like a beret, though round and from the center of the hat, hung a tassel. The Colonel said the soldiers would have been wearing helmets or berets, not floppy hats as in the photographs. Try on a cool beret, cowboy hat or newsboy to hide your straggly fringe. The old soldiers, wearing military berets and caps, were greeted with warm applause, hugs and kisses from a grateful crowd lining the streets. There was a little boy in a beret and short trousers, and under his arm a loaf of bread that seemed as long as he was. A pair of sunglasses and a beret over her blonde hair finished her transformation. However, traditional clothes - such as berets and loose-fitting shirts for men and black shawls for women - may still be seen in some rural areas. Members of the 60-strong association will wear their berets and regimental blazers and parade through the town centre. His father worked in the shipping industry, and was unconventional enough to wear a beret to work instead of the statutory bowler hat. There was also a large turnout of veterans in their green blazers and blue berets. I grinned as I found a black beret, turning back to Floyd with it on. She was dressed in a stylish outfit for church, wearing a leather patchwork blazer and a felt beret in place of the traditional headdress. They wore leather jackets and sunglasses and berets and drove fast cars, and they were very aware of their glamour. Origin Early 19th century: from French béret 'Basque cap', from Old Provençal berret, based on late Latin birrus 'hooded cape'. Compare with biretta. Definition of beret in US English: beret nounbəˈrābəˈreɪ A round flattish cap of felt or cloth. 贝雷帽 Example sentencesExamples There was also a large turnout of veterans in their green blazers and blue berets. It was like a beret, though round and from the center of the hat, hung a tassel. In blazers and berets, their medals shining, they smiled broadly and soaked up the applause and cheers. Turn out your cupboard for old straw sunhats, berets, baseball caps and felt hats. There was a little boy in a beret and short trousers, and under his arm a loaf of bread that seemed as long as he was. However, traditional clothes - such as berets and loose-fitting shirts for men and black shawls for women - may still be seen in some rural areas. My uncle was a gruff but affectionate character who wore a beret, blue coveralls and smoked hand-rolled cigarettes. The old soldiers, wearing military berets and caps, were greeted with warm applause, hugs and kisses from a grateful crowd lining the streets. Try on a cool beret, cowboy hat or newsboy to hide your straggly fringe. The Colonel said the soldiers would have been wearing helmets or berets, not floppy hats as in the photographs. He wore a green uniform with two brass bars on each shoulder and a red beret tucked under one epaulet. ‘In the last few weeks we have been wearing berets instead of helmets during our patrols,’ said the soldier. She was dressed in a stylish outfit for church, wearing a leather patchwork blazer and a felt beret in place of the traditional headdress. But, look around and you will see a few hats, caps and berets going around town. Members of the 60-strong association will wear their berets and regimental blazers and parade through the town centre. They wore leather jackets and sunglasses and berets and drove fast cars, and they were very aware of their glamour. He was also wearing a coat with fur trim on the hood and a beret which had a badge on the front. I grinned as I found a black beret, turning back to Floyd with it on. A pair of sunglasses and a beret over her blonde hair finished her transformation. His father worked in the shipping industry, and was unconventional enough to wear a beret to work instead of the statutory bowler hat. Origin Early 19th century: from French béret ‘Basque cap’, from Old Provençal berret, based on late Latin birrus ‘hooded cape’. Compare with biretta.
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