regalia
英 [rɪˈɡeɪliə]
美 [rɪˈɡeɪliə]
n. (正式场合上的)特别服饰，特别物品
复数：regalia
BNC.22001 / COCA.18958
牛津词典
noun
- （正式场合上的）特别服饰，特别物品
the special clothes that are worn or objects that are carried at official ceremonies
柯林斯词典
- N-UNCOUNT （国王或法官等在正式场合穿的）盛装，礼服
Regaliaconsists of all the traditional clothes and items which someone such as a king or a judge wears and carries on official occasions.- ...officials in full regalia.
全副盛装的官员
- ...officials in full regalia.
英英释义
noun
- especially fine or decorative clothing
- paraphernalia indicative of royalty (or other high office)
双语例句
- In part of it, Wayne was presented with new regalia which incorporated the colors orange, yellow, sky blue, and red.
在仪式中，Wayne必须穿著具有橘色、黄色、天蓝色、还有红色特别搭配而成的新礼服。 - I saw several "Chiefs" while I was there, but one stood out among the others as he wore the finest full regalia of a Plains Indian.
我在那里的时候，见到几位“首领”，但是其中有一个特别突出，穿着最好的大平原印第安人的华丽服饰。 - Hung from their crowns to the ground with a drooping regalia of grape-vines.
这些大树披垂着一根根葡萄藤，好像王冠上垂下来的流苏。 - Small numbers of Diamonds began appearing in the14th century in European regalia and jewelry, set mainly as an accent point among Pearls.
直到14世纪才有少量的钻石出现在欧洲的服饰和珠宝上，主要用于珍珠上的画龙点睛。 - The ledge outside her front door is home to a little stuffed bear, dressed in University of Michigan regalia, a hopeful sentry, and maybe a conversation starter.
她门外的壁架上放着一个小毛绒熊，它戴着密歇根大学的校徽，是个充满希望的哨兵，也可能成为一次谈话的开端。 - Wearing the mayoral regalia,( ie the mayor's chain of office, etc)
戴着市长的职务标志（官职链等）。 - Meggie was so against a fuss she even refused to wear bridal regalia.
麦琪大力反对铺张，甚至拒绝穿华丽的新婚礼服。 - In other cases the reason seems to be spite: Russia refuses to hand back, for example, Estonia's presidential seal and regalia, seized during the annexation in1940.
至于另外一些的理由似乎站不住脚：例如，俄罗斯1940年吞并爱沙尼亚时抢走了该国总统印章与专用饰品，至今仍不归还。 - The queen's regalia at her coronation included her crown and sceptre.
女王加冕时的王位宝器有王冠和权杖。 - The "Chiefs" dressed in the traditional attire of Plains Indians, not in Cherokee regalia.
首领们没有穿彻罗基华丽的服饰，而是穿着大平原印第安人的传统服装。