brooch

UK:  [brəʊtʃ]

US:  [broʊtʃ]

复数：brooches  

n.

1.饰针,胸针

1 . He gave her a gorgeous emerald brooch for her birthday.
她过生日时他送给她一枚美丽的绿宝石胸针。

2 . She immediately recognised the highly sought-after brooch, which had been gathering dust at the bottom of her jewellery box for 40 years.
她立刻认出了这枚专家们正在寻找的珍宝，就是她珠宝盒中蒙尘40余年的别针。

3 . Dressed in a dark coat with a brooch of two small koalas pinned to the lapel, she appeared to be in her sixties.
她穿着黑色的棉袄，领口别着两个小巧的树袋熊胸针，看上去有60多岁了。

4 . Thus, the owner did not necessarily have possession of everything lying unattached on his property, specifically this brooch.
因此房主不一定拥有并非其财产附着物的任何物品，比如这胸针。

5 . In gold lettering on a small, almond-shaped brooch was the word Mother.
在一个小巧的杏仁状的胸针上刻着金色的两个字：“母亲。”