beanie

/ˈbiːni/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbiːni/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbē-nē/ (ame, mw)

beanie — noun

  • beaniesingular
  • beaniesplural

1. a small, rounded hat made of cloth or wool that fits the head closely and usuall

1.名詞B1
釋義

a small, rounded hat made of cloth or wool that fits the head closely and usually has no brim

例句

Oscar pulled his beanie down over his ears before stepping out into the cold morning air.

pulled his beanie down over his ears

A grey beanie sat on the shelf beside a pair of blue gloves.

同義詞
  • skullcap

    emphasizes a tighter fit; can also refer to religious headwear such as a yarmulke

  • stocking cap

    US term for a longer, often folded knitted hat

  • toque

    Canadian English term for a knitted winter hat, typically without a brim

用法筆記

Commonly made of cotton, acrylic, or knitted wool. In American English, sometimes called a 'skullcap'. Unlike sense 2, this sense does not specifically refer to hats with a pom-pom on top.

2. a warm hat made of knitted wool with a soft round ball attached to the top

2.名詞B1
釋義

a warm hat made of knitted wool with a soft round ball attached to the top

例句

Lin's little sister loves her pink beanie with the fluffy ball on top.

beanie with the fluffy ball on top

Fatima knitted a blue beanie and sewed a white pom-pom onto it.

knitted a blue beanie and sewed a white pom-pom

同義詞
  • pom-pom hat

    more descriptive but less common as a single-word term

  • toque

    Canadian term for a knitted winter hat, which may or may not have a pom-pom

用法筆記

Knitted from wool or acrylic yarn, with the pom-pom sewn or tied on at the top. Often associated with casual or children's winter wear. Does not usually apply to the thinner, tight-fitting cotton beanies described in sense 1.