bonnet
/ˈbɒnɪt/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈɑnət] /ˈbɑːnɪt/ (ame, ipa) · [bˈɑnət] /ˈbä-nət How to pronounce bonnet (audio)/ (ame, mw)
bonnet — 名詞
1. a soft hat for a baby or for traditional women's dress, fastened with ribbons un
系帶帽
下巴下繫帶的嬰兒或舊式女帽
a soft hat for a baby or for traditional women's dress, fastened with ribbons under the chin
Sari tied the baby's white bonnet before the morning walk in the wind.
Sari 在早晨出門散步前,先替寶寶繫好白色的系帶帽。
tie a bonnet under the chin before going out
The museum guide wore a black bonnet with ribbons for the costume tour.
那位博物館導覽員為了服裝導覽,戴了一頂綁著絲帶的黑色系帶帽。
wear a bonnet as part of historical dress
A lace bonnet lay beside the baby's dress on the bed.
一頂蕾絲系帶帽放在床上的寶寶洋裝旁邊。
Christopher bought a small bonnet for the doll in the shop.
Christopher 在店裡替那個洋娃娃買了一頂小系帶帽。
文法句型
a/an + bonnet
wear a bonnet
tie a bonnet under the chin
用法筆記
Often used for babies or for old-fashioned women's clothing, so outside babywear the word can sound historical.
2. the front metal panel of a car that you lift to reach the engine
引擎蓋
汽車前方可掀開、覆蓋引擎的金屬蓋板
the front metal panel of a car that you lift to reach the engine
Owen raised the bonnet and checked the oil before the trip.
Owen 掀起引擎蓋,在出發前檢查機油。
open the bonnet to inspect the engine
Steam curled out from under the bonnet after the taxi stopped.
計程車停下後,蒸氣從引擎蓋下方捲了出來。
under the bonnet
The mechanic asked Mira to press the lever so the bonnet would pop open.
那位技師請 Mira 壓下拉桿,好讓他打開引擎蓋。
There was a deep scratch across the red bonnet of the car.
那輛車紅色的引擎蓋上有一道很深的刮痕。
- hood
the normal American English equivalent
- engine cover
a descriptive phrase rather than the everyday British word
- panel
too general on its own; it does not specifically mean the engine cover
文法句型
open the bonnet
under the bonnet
用法筆記
British English. American English usually says hood for this part of a car.
常見錯誤
bonnet — 動詞
- bonnetpresent simple I / you / we / they
- bonnets3rd person singular
- bonneting-ing form
- bonnetedpast simple
1. to put a bonnet on someone or something as part of dressing them
戴上系帶帽
給某人或某物戴上 bonnet
to put a bonnet on someone or something as part of dressing them
The nurse bonneted the baby before carrying her into the garden.
那位護士先替寶寶戴上系帶帽,才抱她到花園裡。
bonnet + person
In the play, Anna bonneted the doll and tucked it into bed.
在那齣戲裡,Anna 先替洋娃娃戴上系帶帽,再把它塞進床上。
The maid bonneted the little girl for the winter parade.
那位女僕為了冬季遊行,替小女孩戴上了系帶帽。
Reema bonneted the twins quickly when the cold rain began.
冷雨剛開始下時,Reema 很快就替那對雙胞胎戴上了系帶帽。
文法句型
bonnet + person
bonnet + doll
用法筆記
Very rare and mostly historical or literary. The object is usually a baby, child, doll, or woman being dressed.