necklace
/ˈnekləs/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈnekləs/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈne-kləs/ (ame, mw) · /ˈnek.ləs/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈnek.ləs/ (ame, ipa)
necklace — 名詞
- necklacesingular
- necklacesplural
1. an item of jewellery that you wear around your neck, made from materials such as
項鍊
戴在脖子上作為裝飾的飾品
an item of jewellery that you wear around your neck, made from materials such as metal, stones, beads, or pearls
Talia wore a simple silver necklace to her cousin's wedding last spring.
去年春天,Talia 戴著一條簡單的銀項鍊參加表姐的婚禮。
wear + [material] + necklace (material pattern)
The wooden beads on Xiu's necklace came from her grandmother in Vietnam.
Xiu 項鍊上的木珠子是她祖母從越南帶來的。
beads + on + [possessive] + necklace (position describing)
For their tenth anniversary, Aarav gave Élise a delicate gold necklace.
結婚十週年紀念日,Aarav 送了一條精緻的金項鍊給 Élise。
Iris opened the velvet box and found a pearl necklace lying inside it.
Iris 打開天鵝絨盒子,發現裡面有一條珍珠項鍊。
The museum displayed a pearl necklace that once belonged to an ancient queen.
博物館展示了一條曾屬於古代女王的珍珠項鍊。
- chain
specifically a necklace made of linked metal rings, often worn with a pendant
- pendant
a piece of jewellery that hangs from a chain worn around the neck, rather than a full necklace
- choker
a tight-fitting necklace worn high around the neck
- beads
a necklace made of small decorative balls or objects strung on a thread; can also refer to the individual objects
文法句型
a/an + [adjective/material] + necklace
wear/don + necklace + around + possessive + neck
necklace + of + [material/stones]
necklace + made of + [material]
用法筆記
When describing a necklace, the material is often placed before the word ('gold necklace', 'pearl necklace', 'silver necklace') rather than using 'of' ('necklace of gold'). This pattern is especially common in casual speech and retail contexts.
常見錯誤
necklace — 動詞
- necklacepresent simple I / you / we / they
- necklaces3rd person singular
- necklacing-ing form
- necklacedpast simple
1. to execute or kill someone by placing a car tyre filled with petrol around their
火項圈私刑
將燃燒的輪胎套在脖子上處決
to execute or kill someone by placing a car tyre filled with petrol around their neck and setting it on fire, a method of mob violence associated with political conflicts in southern Africa
During the conflict, armed groups would necklace anyone they suspected of being an informant.
衝突期間,武裝團體會對任何他們懷疑是線民的人處以火項圈私刑。
would + necklace + someone (threat pattern)
The human rights report documented how protesters threatened to necklace local government officials.
這份人權報告記錄了抗議者如何威脅要對地方政府官員處以火項圈私刑。
threaten to necklace + someone
After the trial, photographs of victims who had been necklaced were shown to the court.
審判結束後,法庭展示了遭到火項圈私刑的受害者照片。
Baraka's research paper examined why crowds chose to necklace suspected collaborators.
Baraka 的研究論文探討了群眾為何選擇對可疑的合作者處以火項圈私刑。
文法句型
necklace + someone
be necklaced (passive)
necklacing (gerund / noun form)
用法筆記
This sense is almost exclusively used in discussions of historical or political violence, particularly relating to South Africa during the apartheid era. The gerund form 'necklacing' is more common than the base verb. The practice is widely condemned as a human rights violation.