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epaulet (EP uh let) This word, synonymous with the diminutive of the French word for “shoulder,” refers in English to an ornament, frequently fringed, on the shoulder of a garment (most often a military uniform).
- Gregory looked unusually dashing in his regiment’s dark blue uniform with its white epaulets.
- Although not a member of any branch of the military, Fiona delighted in her vintage clothing purchase—a dark plaid dress with silver braiding and gold epaulets.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
肩章（EP uh let）这个词与法语中“肩膀”的缩写同义，在英语中指的是衣服（通常是军装）肩膀上的装饰品，通常带有流苏。
- 格雷戈里穿着他所在团的深蓝色制服，带着白色肩章，看起来异常潇洒
- 虽然Fiona不是任何军事部门的成员，但她很喜欢自己的复古服装——一件银色辫子和金色肩章的深色格子裙
