Definition of pigtail in English:

pigtail

noun ˈpɪɡteɪlˈpɪɡˌteɪl

1A plaited lock of hair worn singly at the back or on each side of the head.
she had her hair done in pigtails
Example sentencesExamples
- She had long flowing black hair tied in pigtails high on her head with three little bells attached to each.
- I spun around to see Rebecca with her hair in pigtails and pom-poms in her hand.
- She had her hair in pigtails that went around her chin, curling under.
- It's starting to look stupid when you wear your hair in pigtails.
- He half expected her hair to be in pigtails with ribbons.
- She pointed to the left side of the room, to a table that a boy with midnight black hair and a girl with blonde hair up in pigtails sat at.
- But hang on, isn't it half price if you have your hair in pigtails?
- The girl had her hair in pigtails or plaits and was wearing a purple coat, black shoes, white tights and a dark skirt.
- She finished putting her hair in pigtails, put on her makeup, and pulled on a white bucket hat.
- I imagined cute little blonde, with hair in pigtails just above her ears, and maybe a little pink sundress.
- ‘Because every time I've seen you your hair has been in pigtails, so I'm brushing it for you,’ I told her.
- She was about Leah's size and had her hair in pigtails with red ribbons.
- Hell, I hope it's a three-year-old girl, with big blue eyes and curly blonde hair in pigtails.
- I was about to signal for music when a little six-year-old girl waddled up to me with her yellow sunflower sandals on, and a simple summer outfit, her hair tied up in pigtails.
- She had on a pair of Disney princess sneakers, her hair pulled back in pigtails by pink elastic bands.
- The only thing out of the ordinary was her hair, held in pigtails, and snow-white; and her eyes, pure white, iris-free and like untouched snow.
- The blondes of this world can convey an innocence us dark-haired chicks will never be able to pull off, even when we wear our hair in pigtails.
- Pink ponytail holders held her white hair in pigtails, and there was a cherry flush in her cinnamon cheeks.
- Standing next to her was a young girl of about 10 with brown hair in pigtails, blue eyes and darkish skin.
- Allison, as a child, wore a light pink dress with her strawberry-blonde hair done up in pigtails.
2A short length of braided wire connecting a stationary part to a moving part in an electrical device.
Example sentencesExamples
- Twist the ends of the wires being connected with the pigtail wire tightly together.
- The antenna was made from a surplus pizza-dish satellite rig, a polished tomato soup can and a length of co-ax that descended to a pigtail with the right fitting for a wireless card.
- All models include a 24-inch pigtail terminated with an N, female connector.
- The optical fiber of the feeder cable is spliced to an input optical fiber of a connectorized pigtail and then split into two or more output optical fibers of connectorized pigtails.
- In any case, when more than one wire must be connected to a single terminal, pigtails should always be used.
3A thin twist of tobacco.
Synonyms
quid, twist, plug, chew

Derivatives

pigtailed

adjective ˈpɪɡteɪldˈpɪɡˌteɪld

Kudoshi said as he bounced the pigtailed one on his knees.
Example sentencesExamples
- Little did they know that eventually the pigtailed girl would grow into a woman and they'd be partners in a real live love match.
- When I opened the box and found that half of pomegranate neatly wrapped in plastic film, I squealed with delight and shook my pigtailed head with vigor.
- A young girl trainer around 10 with pigtailed hair was standing in front of the counter staring at Caitlin curiously.
- The blond boy pondered, slowly easing away from the pigtailed girl.

Definition of pigtail in US English:

pigtail

nounˈpiɡˌtālˈpɪɡˌteɪl

1A braid or gathered hank of hair hanging from the back of the head, or either of a pair at the sides.
she had her hair done in pigtails
Example sentencesExamples
- Hell, I hope it's a three-year-old girl, with big blue eyes and curly blonde hair in pigtails.
- Standing next to her was a young girl of about 10 with brown hair in pigtails, blue eyes and darkish skin.
- I spun around to see Rebecca with her hair in pigtails and pom-poms in her hand.
- I imagined cute little blonde, with hair in pigtails just above her ears, and maybe a little pink sundress.
- But hang on, isn't it half price if you have your hair in pigtails?
- She had her hair in pigtails that went around her chin, curling under.
- He half expected her hair to be in pigtails with ribbons.
- She had on a pair of Disney princess sneakers, her hair pulled back in pigtails by pink elastic bands.
- Pink ponytail holders held her white hair in pigtails, and there was a cherry flush in her cinnamon cheeks.
- I was about to signal for music when a little six-year-old girl waddled up to me with her yellow sunflower sandals on, and a simple summer outfit, her hair tied up in pigtails.
- The only thing out of the ordinary was her hair, held in pigtails, and snow-white; and her eyes, pure white, iris-free and like untouched snow.
- It's starting to look stupid when you wear your hair in pigtails.
- The blondes of this world can convey an innocence us dark-haired chicks will never be able to pull off, even when we wear our hair in pigtails.
- Allison, as a child, wore a light pink dress with her strawberry-blonde hair done up in pigtails.
- She had long flowing black hair tied in pigtails high on her head with three little bells attached to each.
- She pointed to the left side of the room, to a table that a boy with midnight black hair and a girl with blonde hair up in pigtails sat at.
- She finished putting her hair in pigtails, put on her makeup, and pulled on a white bucket hat.
- ‘Because every time I've seen you your hair has been in pigtails, so I'm brushing it for you,’ I told her.
- The girl had her hair in pigtails or plaits and was wearing a purple coat, black shoes, white tights and a dark skirt.
- She was about Leah's size and had her hair in pigtails with red ribbons.
2A short length of flexible braided wire connecting a stationary part to a moving part in an electrical device.
Example sentencesExamples
- All models include a 24-inch pigtail terminated with an N, female connector.
- The optical fiber of the feeder cable is spliced to an input optical fiber of a connectorized pigtail and then split into two or more output optical fibers of connectorized pigtails.
- In any case, when more than one wire must be connected to a single terminal, pigtails should always be used.
- The antenna was made from a surplus pizza-dish satellite rig, a polished tomato soup can and a length of co-ax that descended to a pigtail with the right fitting for a wireless card.
- Twist the ends of the wires being connected with the pigtail wire tightly together.
3A thin twist of tobacco.
Synonyms
quid, twist, plug, chew

单词	pigtail
释义	Definition of pigtail in English: pigtail noun ˈpɪɡteɪlˈpɪɡˌteɪl 1A plaited lock of hair worn singly at the back or on each side of the head. she had her hair done in pigtails Example sentencesExamples She had long flowing black hair tied in pigtails high on her head with three little bells attached to each. I spun around to see Rebecca with her hair in pigtails and pom-poms in her hand. She had her hair in pigtails that went around her chin, curling under. It's starting to look stupid when you wear your hair in pigtails. He half expected her hair to be in pigtails with ribbons. She pointed to the left side of the room, to a table that a boy with midnight black hair and a girl with blonde hair up in pigtails sat at. But hang on, isn't it half price if you have your hair in pigtails? The girl had her hair in pigtails or plaits and was wearing a purple coat, black shoes, white tights and a dark skirt. She finished putting her hair in pigtails, put on her makeup, and pulled on a white bucket hat. I imagined cute little blonde, with hair in pigtails just above her ears, and maybe a little pink sundress. ‘Because every time I've seen you your hair has been in pigtails, so I'm brushing it for you,’ I told her. She was about Leah's size and had her hair in pigtails with red ribbons. Hell, I hope it's a three-year-old girl, with big blue eyes and curly blonde hair in pigtails. I was about to signal for music when a little six-year-old girl waddled up to me with her yellow sunflower sandals on, and a simple summer outfit, her hair tied up in pigtails. She had on a pair of Disney princess sneakers, her hair pulled back in pigtails by pink elastic bands. The only thing out of the ordinary was her hair, held in pigtails, and snow-white; and her eyes, pure white, iris-free and like untouched snow. The blondes of this world can convey an innocence us dark-haired chicks will never be able to pull off, even when we wear our hair in pigtails. Pink ponytail holders held her white hair in pigtails, and there was a cherry flush in her cinnamon cheeks. Standing next to her was a young girl of about 10 with brown hair in pigtails, blue eyes and darkish skin. Allison, as a child, wore a light pink dress with her strawberry-blonde hair done up in pigtails. 2A short length of braided wire connecting a stationary part to a moving part in an electrical device. Example sentencesExamples Twist the ends of the wires being connected with the pigtail wire tightly together. The antenna was made from a surplus pizza-dish satellite rig, a polished tomato soup can and a length of co-ax that descended to a pigtail with the right fitting for a wireless card. All models include a 24-inch pigtail terminated with an N, female connector. The optical fiber of the feeder cable is spliced to an input optical fiber of a connectorized pigtail and then split into two or more output optical fibers of connectorized pigtails. In any case, when more than one wire must be connected to a single terminal, pigtails should always be used. 3A thin twist of tobacco. Synonyms quid, twist, plug, chew Derivatives pigtailed adjective ˈpɪɡteɪldˈpɪɡˌteɪld Kudoshi said as he bounced the pigtailed one on his knees. Example sentencesExamples Little did they know that eventually the pigtailed girl would grow into a woman and they'd be partners in a real live love match. When I opened the box and found that half of pomegranate neatly wrapped in plastic film, I squealed with delight and shook my pigtailed head with vigor. A young girl trainer around 10 with pigtailed hair was standing in front of the counter staring at Caitlin curiously. The blond boy pondered, slowly easing away from the pigtailed girl. Definition of pigtail in US English: pigtail nounˈpiɡˌtālˈpɪɡˌteɪl 1A braid or gathered hank of hair hanging from the back of the head, or either of a pair at the sides. she had her hair done in pigtails Example sentencesExamples Hell, I hope it's a three-year-old girl, with big blue eyes and curly blonde hair in pigtails. Standing next to her was a young girl of about 10 with brown hair in pigtails, blue eyes and darkish skin. I spun around to see Rebecca with her hair in pigtails and pom-poms in her hand. I imagined cute little blonde, with hair in pigtails just above her ears, and maybe a little pink sundress. But hang on, isn't it half price if you have your hair in pigtails? She had her hair in pigtails that went around her chin, curling under. He half expected her hair to be in pigtails with ribbons. She had on a pair of Disney princess sneakers, her hair pulled back in pigtails by pink elastic bands. Pink ponytail holders held her white hair in pigtails, and there was a cherry flush in her cinnamon cheeks. I was about to signal for music when a little six-year-old girl waddled up to me with her yellow sunflower sandals on, and a simple summer outfit, her hair tied up in pigtails. The only thing out of the ordinary was her hair, held in pigtails, and snow-white; and her eyes, pure white, iris-free and like untouched snow. It's starting to look stupid when you wear your hair in pigtails. The blondes of this world can convey an innocence us dark-haired chicks will never be able to pull off, even when we wear our hair in pigtails. Allison, as a child, wore a light pink dress with her strawberry-blonde hair done up in pigtails. She had long flowing black hair tied in pigtails high on her head with three little bells attached to each. She pointed to the left side of the room, to a table that a boy with midnight black hair and a girl with blonde hair up in pigtails sat at. She finished putting her hair in pigtails, put on her makeup, and pulled on a white bucket hat. ‘Because every time I've seen you your hair has been in pigtails, so I'm brushing it for you,’ I told her. The girl had her hair in pigtails or plaits and was wearing a purple coat, black shoes, white tights and a dark skirt. She was about Leah's size and had her hair in pigtails with red ribbons. 2A short length of flexible braided wire connecting a stationary part to a moving part in an electrical device. Example sentencesExamples All models include a 24-inch pigtail terminated with an N, female connector. The optical fiber of the feeder cable is spliced to an input optical fiber of a connectorized pigtail and then split into two or more output optical fibers of connectorized pigtails. In any case, when more than one wire must be connected to a single terminal, pigtails should always be used. The antenna was made from a surplus pizza-dish satellite rig, a polished tomato soup can and a length of co-ax that descended to a pigtail with the right fitting for a wireless card. Twist the ends of the wires being connected with the pigtail wire tightly together. 3A thin twist of tobacco. Synonyms quid, twist, plug, chew
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