baubles

英 [ˈbɔːblz]

美 [ˈbɔbəlz]

n.  低廉花哨的首饰; 圣诞树装饰球
bauble的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 廉价小饰物（或珠宝）
  Abaubleis a small, cheap ornament or piece of jewellery.
  1. ...Christmas trees decorated with coloured baubles.
     缀满各色小饰物的圣诞树

双语例句

• Mr Mugabe, sycophant-surrounded and with his own foreign-currency wallet, is short of neither bread nor baubles, and may do the same.
  佞人环绕且有海外存款的穆加贝衣食无忧、怡然自得，他很可能做出同样的事来。
• Adrian Cheng, heir to the Chow Tai Fook jewellery store empire that has been selling baubles to mainlanders for decades, says the past five years have experienced a big boom in giving Christmas presents.
  珠宝零售帝国周大福（ChowTaiFook）的继承人郑志刚（AdrianCheng）说，过去五年出现了送圣诞礼物的大热潮。
• "Baubles, bangles and beads"
  小玩意，手镯和珠串
• The viewer is confronted with a mixture of broken glass, cotton balls, light-colored foam, cartoon-like paintings and sketches, and antique baubles.
  观众面对的是玻璃碎片的混合体、棉花球、淡彩的泡沫、卡通式的绘画和素描，以及仿古的小玩意儿。
• Besides the holly and ivy, pine or spruce trees are set up in people's houses and decorated with tinsel, electric lights, and baubles;
  除了冬青树和常青藤外，松树和云杉也会被人们放置在房子里，在上面装饰上金属条、电灯泡、小玩意等；
• To deck the tree with Christmas baubles.
  给树装饰上圣诞彩纸。
• The shop sells baubles as well.
  这家商店也销售廉价珠宝。
• Once trading wealth is accumulated it can, of course, be taxed by the ruling classes and used to pay for something important rather than cheap baubles for some merchant's frumpy wife
  贸易财富积累到一定程度，统治阶层即可就此徵税，将税金转而用于其他重要用途，而不是令金钱白白浪费于商人们肥硕庸俗妻子的脂粉首饰
• She added that a man is also unlikely to know whether your costume baubles are real or fake.
  她还说男人也不太知道你那些装饰品是真是假。
• Ollie says: 'We've heard about hairy dogs wearing Beard Baubles too.'
  奥利说：我们听说也有长毛狗佩戴胡须装饰物了。