sequined

IPA/ˈsiː.kwɪnd/
KK[sˈikwənd]IPA/ˈsiː.kwɪnd/

sequined — 形容詞

  • sequinedpositive
  • more sequinedcomparative
  • most sequinedsuperlative

1. having many tiny, shiny discs sewn onto the fabric — these discs, called sequins

1.形容詞B1
釋義

綴有亮片的

裝飾著小圓亮片的

having many tiny, shiny discs sewn onto the fabric — these discs, called sequins, are made of metal or plastic and reflect light, giving the item a glittering appearance

例句

Nora wore a stunning sequined dress to the charity gala at the Grand Hotel.

Nora 穿了一件令人驚豔的亮片洋裝參加在 Grand Hotel 舉辦的慈善晚宴。

sequined + dress — most common collocation

The stage lights made Lauren's sequined jacket sparkle like tiny mirrors.

舞台燈光讓 Lauren 的亮片外套像一面面小鏡子般閃閃發光。

sequined + jacket; figurative use 'like tiny mirrors'

同義詞
  • beaded

    decorated with beads (small round objects) rather than flat shiny discs — often more formal or craft-oriented

  • glittery

    catches the visual effect but refers to any shiny surface, not specifically sewn-on discs — less precise

  • sparkly

    informal; describes anything that shines or glitters, not limited to sequin-covered items

反義詞
  • plain

    without decoration of any kind

  • matt

    having a flat, non-shiny finish — the opposite visual effect

文法句型

sequined + noun

用法筆記

Almost always used before the noun it describes ('attributive position'). You say 'a sequined dress', not ✗ 'the dress is sequined' — though the predicative form is grammatically possible, it is much less common.

常見錯誤

❌She bought a sparkled dress for the party.
✅She bought a sequined dress for the party.
💡'sparkled' is a verb form, not an adjective; use 'sequined' for clothing with sewn-on shiny discs.
❌The costume was full of sequence.
✅The costume was covered in sequins.
💡'sequence' means a series of events; 'sequin' is the small shiny disc.