Definition of hairband in English:

hairband

nounˈhɛːbandˈhɛrˌbænd

A band for securing or tying back one's hair.
Example sentencesExamples
- No metal is used in the production of the allegedly innovative hairbands and clips, which come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours.
- The girls in second class are very fashion conscious with their hairbands.
- He confiscated her hairband as insurance of a future meeting.
- She is wearing blue eye liner and blue eye shadow and blue lip gloss and she has her hair tied up high with a blue hairband and two blue barrettes holding her hair in place.
- I even made a catty remark about her hairband back in 1992, for which I'm truly sorry.
- She was wearing a beautiful dress with a hairband to match it and gold boots to set it off.
- When plaits are not structured in graceful arches on the head, they are used as natural hairbands.
- They sported tank tops, identical hairbands and identical shiny hair.
- Are you allowed to have a mullet if you also where a hairband - where do you draw the line?
- She saw an exhausted waitress, blonde and dull-faced with a black hairband and clips put in her hair.
- She had diamonds in her hairband.
- I have also discovered a large collection of Asian male students wearing hairbands.
- I'll be working with new summer-weight yarns and new styles - socks, shawls, cashmere and lambswool sweaters, even hairbands.
- One has brought along some curious lilac fluffy spheres attached to a hairband, which she informs me are earmuffs.
- He pulled it as tight as he could again, and reapplied the black hairband.
- Two more seed pearls hung from her ear lobes while a white silk hairband restrained her curly hair.
- Rolling her eyes, she put a hairband in her hair, and headed out of the bedroom.
- Grimacing with annoyance, she tugged the end of her hair, her fingers curling round her favourite blue and silver hairband.
- There was the hairband in her hair, that was her mother's, too.

Definition of hairband in US English:

hairband

nounˈhɛrˌbændˈherˌband

A band for securing or tying back one's hair.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was the hairband in her hair, that was her mother's, too.
- Grimacing with annoyance, she tugged the end of her hair, her fingers curling round her favourite blue and silver hairband.
- She saw an exhausted waitress, blonde and dull-faced with a black hairband and clips put in her hair.
- He pulled it as tight as he could again, and reapplied the black hairband.
- They sported tank tops, identical hairbands and identical shiny hair.
- Rolling her eyes, she put a hairband in her hair, and headed out of the bedroom.
- No metal is used in the production of the allegedly innovative hairbands and clips, which come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours.
- She had diamonds in her hairband.
- He confiscated her hairband as insurance of a future meeting.
- Two more seed pearls hung from her ear lobes while a white silk hairband restrained her curly hair.
- Are you allowed to have a mullet if you also where a hairband - where do you draw the line?
- She is wearing blue eye liner and blue eye shadow and blue lip gloss and she has her hair tied up high with a blue hairband and two blue barrettes holding her hair in place.
- When plaits are not structured in graceful arches on the head, they are used as natural hairbands.
- One has brought along some curious lilac fluffy spheres attached to a hairband, which she informs me are earmuffs.
- The girls in second class are very fashion conscious with their hairbands.
- I'll be working with new summer-weight yarns and new styles - socks, shawls, cashmere and lambswool sweaters, even hairbands.
- I even made a catty remark about her hairband back in 1992, for which I'm truly sorry.
- She was wearing a beautiful dress with a hairband to match it and gold boots to set it off.
- I have also discovered a large collection of Asian male students wearing hairbands.

单词	hairband
释义	Definition of hairband in English: hairband nounˈhɛːbandˈhɛrˌbænd A band for securing or tying back one's hair. Example sentencesExamples No metal is used in the production of the allegedly innovative hairbands and clips, which come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. The girls in second class are very fashion conscious with their hairbands. He confiscated her hairband as insurance of a future meeting. She is wearing blue eye liner and blue eye shadow and blue lip gloss and she has her hair tied up high with a blue hairband and two blue barrettes holding her hair in place. I even made a catty remark about her hairband back in 1992, for which I'm truly sorry. She was wearing a beautiful dress with a hairband to match it and gold boots to set it off. When plaits are not structured in graceful arches on the head, they are used as natural hairbands. They sported tank tops, identical hairbands and identical shiny hair. Are you allowed to have a mullet if you also where a hairband - where do you draw the line? She saw an exhausted waitress, blonde and dull-faced with a black hairband and clips put in her hair. She had diamonds in her hairband. I have also discovered a large collection of Asian male students wearing hairbands. I'll be working with new summer-weight yarns and new styles - socks, shawls, cashmere and lambswool sweaters, even hairbands. One has brought along some curious lilac fluffy spheres attached to a hairband, which she informs me are earmuffs. He pulled it as tight as he could again, and reapplied the black hairband. Two more seed pearls hung from her ear lobes while a white silk hairband restrained her curly hair. Rolling her eyes, she put a hairband in her hair, and headed out of the bedroom. Grimacing with annoyance, she tugged the end of her hair, her fingers curling round her favourite blue and silver hairband. There was the hairband in her hair, that was her mother's, too. Definition of hairband in US English: hairband nounˈhɛrˌbændˈherˌband A band for securing or tying back one's hair. Example sentencesExamples There was the hairband in her hair, that was her mother's, too. Grimacing with annoyance, she tugged the end of her hair, her fingers curling round her favourite blue and silver hairband. She saw an exhausted waitress, blonde and dull-faced with a black hairband and clips put in her hair. He pulled it as tight as he could again, and reapplied the black hairband. They sported tank tops, identical hairbands and identical shiny hair. Rolling her eyes, she put a hairband in her hair, and headed out of the bedroom. No metal is used in the production of the allegedly innovative hairbands and clips, which come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. She had diamonds in her hairband. He confiscated her hairband as insurance of a future meeting. Two more seed pearls hung from her ear lobes while a white silk hairband restrained her curly hair. Are you allowed to have a mullet if you also where a hairband - where do you draw the line? She is wearing blue eye liner and blue eye shadow and blue lip gloss and she has her hair tied up high with a blue hairband and two blue barrettes holding her hair in place. When plaits are not structured in graceful arches on the head, they are used as natural hairbands. One has brought along some curious lilac fluffy spheres attached to a hairband, which she informs me are earmuffs. The girls in second class are very fashion conscious with their hairbands. I'll be working with new summer-weight yarns and new styles - socks, shawls, cashmere and lambswool sweaters, even hairbands. I even made a catty remark about her hairband back in 1992, for which I'm truly sorry. She was wearing a beautiful dress with a hairband to match it and gold boots to set it off. I have also discovered a large collection of Asian male students wearing hairbands.
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