Definition of sweatband in English:

sweatband

nounˈswɛtbandˈswɛtˌbænd

1A band of absorbent material worn around the head or wrist to soak up sweat, especially by participants in sport.
Example sentencesExamples
- Luke Wilson, as Richie, the washed-up tennis champion in love with his sister, offers some of the most moving scenes in the film, and manages it all while sporting sunglasses and a sweatband.
- He was wearing a sweatband and wristband that matched.
- It was so hot that I wore tennis sweatbands on my wrists to play.
- He is tossing out T-shirts, hats, aprons, and sweatbands to throngs of young people.
- His shirt was black with some symbol on the front and he wore black sweatbands on his wrists.
- In particular, I can't stand the central atrium; it gives me a bad eighties feeling - of wine bars, terrycloth sweatbands, neon flamingos.
- I'm into ‘lo life’ polo shirts and tees, they're my thing, just as long as they have my size and I can accessorise them nicely, with flat caps or headbands and matching sweatbands.
- There's Carlos Moyà, who appears to be some sort of tennis god, direct from central casting, with the long, bronzed limbs and the sweatband keeping his rock-star hair on.
- She shook her head, motioning toward the pool with the oxygen-tubes strapped to her back, blond hair held in place by a sweatband.
- We liked to invite aliens into the living room like Alf and ET, and when Fame came on the tele’ we'd dance along in our legwarmers, crop tops and sweatbands.
- First there was aerobics, with its perky wardrobe of pastel tights and leotards with matching elastic belts, legwarmers, and sweatbands.
- And regularly wash baseball caps, sweatbands or anything else you use to pull your hair back from your face.
- However, exercise-wear is a free-for-all - Chucks, fishnets, sweatbands, legwarmers and vintage band tees all feature, which makes for amusing demonstration shots.
- The inside portion of this strap acts like a sweatband.
- Which would be fine if the 1980s really was the best thing since leg-warmers, sweatbands, Prince, Madonna, Thatcher, strikes, riots and Hillsborough.
- I put on my socks, the jock, the shorts, and then the jersey, followed by sweatbands on my left arm and an elbow pad on my right arm.
- I'm such the antithesis of what Nike wants their consumers to be that they'll pay me a seven figure sum not to wear their shoes, track pants, jumpers, earrings, sweatbands or tee shirts.
- While being coached, top athletes are encouraged to soak armbands and sweatbands in their favourite aftershave or perfume.
- Nathan has several ‘souvenirs’ - Cyclone players' wrist sweatbands and game gloves - received during post-game high-fives on the field this fall.
- He was wearing a black t-shirt with some band's name on the front, and black sweatbands on his wrists.
1. 1.1 A band of absorbent material lining a hat.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Only buy a panama hat with a sweatband, which helps keep your hat in place and prevents it from stretching out.
  New this year from Bodek and Rhodes is Anvil style 176, a washed brushed twill cap with a contrasting sweatband, under-bill and tape seams, and silver buckle closure.
  What happens is the sweatband does its job and collects any moisture when you are wearing the cap.

Definition of sweatband in US English:

sweatband

nounˈswɛtˌbændˈswetˌband

1A band of absorbent material worn around the head or wrist to soak up sweat, especially by participants in sports.
Example sentencesExamples
- First there was aerobics, with its perky wardrobe of pastel tights and leotards with matching elastic belts, legwarmers, and sweatbands.
- It was so hot that I wore tennis sweatbands on my wrists to play.
- In particular, I can't stand the central atrium; it gives me a bad eighties feeling - of wine bars, terrycloth sweatbands, neon flamingos.
- However, exercise-wear is a free-for-all - Chucks, fishnets, sweatbands, legwarmers and vintage band tees all feature, which makes for amusing demonstration shots.
- The inside portion of this strap acts like a sweatband.
- His shirt was black with some symbol on the front and he wore black sweatbands on his wrists.
- He is tossing out T-shirts, hats, aprons, and sweatbands to throngs of young people.
- Luke Wilson, as Richie, the washed-up tennis champion in love with his sister, offers some of the most moving scenes in the film, and manages it all while sporting sunglasses and a sweatband.
- He was wearing a black t-shirt with some band's name on the front, and black sweatbands on his wrists.
- We liked to invite aliens into the living room like Alf and ET, and when Fame came on the tele’ we'd dance along in our legwarmers, crop tops and sweatbands.
- She shook her head, motioning toward the pool with the oxygen-tubes strapped to her back, blond hair held in place by a sweatband.
- I put on my socks, the jock, the shorts, and then the jersey, followed by sweatbands on my left arm and an elbow pad on my right arm.
- I'm such the antithesis of what Nike wants their consumers to be that they'll pay me a seven figure sum not to wear their shoes, track pants, jumpers, earrings, sweatbands or tee shirts.
- Nathan has several ‘souvenirs’ - Cyclone players' wrist sweatbands and game gloves - received during post-game high-fives on the field this fall.
- While being coached, top athletes are encouraged to soak armbands and sweatbands in their favourite aftershave or perfume.
- Which would be fine if the 1980s really was the best thing since leg-warmers, sweatbands, Prince, Madonna, Thatcher, strikes, riots and Hillsborough.
- I'm into ‘lo life’ polo shirts and tees, they're my thing, just as long as they have my size and I can accessorise them nicely, with flat caps or headbands and matching sweatbands.
- There's Carlos Moyà, who appears to be some sort of tennis god, direct from central casting, with the long, bronzed limbs and the sweatband keeping his rock-star hair on.
- And regularly wash baseball caps, sweatbands or anything else you use to pull your hair back from your face.
- He was wearing a sweatband and wristband that matched.
1. 1.1 A band of absorbent material lining a hat.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Only buy a panama hat with a sweatband, which helps keep your hat in place and prevents it from stretching out.
  New this year from Bodek and Rhodes is Anvil style 176, a washed brushed twill cap with a contrasting sweatband, under-bill and tape seams, and silver buckle closure.
  What happens is the sweatband does its job and collects any moisture when you are wearing the cap.

单词	sweatband
释义	Definition of sweatband in English: sweatband nounˈswɛtbandˈswɛtˌbænd 1A band of absorbent material worn around the head or wrist to soak up sweat, especially by participants in sport. Example sentencesExamples Luke Wilson, as Richie, the washed-up tennis champion in love with his sister, offers some of the most moving scenes in the film, and manages it all while sporting sunglasses and a sweatband. He was wearing a sweatband and wristband that matched. It was so hot that I wore tennis sweatbands on my wrists to play. He is tossing out T-shirts, hats, aprons, and sweatbands to throngs of young people. His shirt was black with some symbol on the front and he wore black sweatbands on his wrists. In particular, I can't stand the central atrium; it gives me a bad eighties feeling - of wine bars, terrycloth sweatbands, neon flamingos. I'm into ‘lo life’ polo shirts and tees, they're my thing, just as long as they have my size and I can accessorise them nicely, with flat caps or headbands and matching sweatbands. There's Carlos Moyà, who appears to be some sort of tennis god, direct from central casting, with the long, bronzed limbs and the sweatband keeping his rock-star hair on. She shook her head, motioning toward the pool with the oxygen-tubes strapped to her back, blond hair held in place by a sweatband. We liked to invite aliens into the living room like Alf and ET, and when Fame came on the tele’ we'd dance along in our legwarmers, crop tops and sweatbands. First there was aerobics, with its perky wardrobe of pastel tights and leotards with matching elastic belts, legwarmers, and sweatbands. And regularly wash baseball caps, sweatbands or anything else you use to pull your hair back from your face. However, exercise-wear is a free-for-all - Chucks, fishnets, sweatbands, legwarmers and vintage band tees all feature, which makes for amusing demonstration shots. The inside portion of this strap acts like a sweatband. Which would be fine if the 1980s really was the best thing since leg-warmers, sweatbands, Prince, Madonna, Thatcher, strikes, riots and Hillsborough. I put on my socks, the jock, the shorts, and then the jersey, followed by sweatbands on my left arm and an elbow pad on my right arm. I'm such the antithesis of what Nike wants their consumers to be that they'll pay me a seven figure sum not to wear their shoes, track pants, jumpers, earrings, sweatbands or tee shirts. While being coached, top athletes are encouraged to soak armbands and sweatbands in their favourite aftershave or perfume. Nathan has several ‘souvenirs’ - Cyclone players' wrist sweatbands and game gloves - received during post-game high-fives on the field this fall. He was wearing a black t-shirt with some band's name on the front, and black sweatbands on his wrists. 1.1 A band of absorbent material lining a hat. Example sentencesExamples Only buy a panama hat with a sweatband, which helps keep your hat in place and prevents it from stretching out. New this year from Bodek and Rhodes is Anvil style 176, a washed brushed twill cap with a contrasting sweatband, under-bill and tape seams, and silver buckle closure. What happens is the sweatband does its job and collects any moisture when you are wearing the cap. Definition of sweatband in US English: sweatband nounˈswɛtˌbændˈswetˌband 1A band of absorbent material worn around the head or wrist to soak up sweat, especially by participants in sports. Example sentencesExamples First there was aerobics, with its perky wardrobe of pastel tights and leotards with matching elastic belts, legwarmers, and sweatbands. It was so hot that I wore tennis sweatbands on my wrists to play. In particular, I can't stand the central atrium; it gives me a bad eighties feeling - of wine bars, terrycloth sweatbands, neon flamingos. However, exercise-wear is a free-for-all - Chucks, fishnets, sweatbands, legwarmers and vintage band tees all feature, which makes for amusing demonstration shots. The inside portion of this strap acts like a sweatband. His shirt was black with some symbol on the front and he wore black sweatbands on his wrists. He is tossing out T-shirts, hats, aprons, and sweatbands to throngs of young people. Luke Wilson, as Richie, the washed-up tennis champion in love with his sister, offers some of the most moving scenes in the film, and manages it all while sporting sunglasses and a sweatband. He was wearing a black t-shirt with some band's name on the front, and black sweatbands on his wrists. We liked to invite aliens into the living room like Alf and ET, and when Fame came on the tele’ we'd dance along in our legwarmers, crop tops and sweatbands. She shook her head, motioning toward the pool with the oxygen-tubes strapped to her back, blond hair held in place by a sweatband. I put on my socks, the jock, the shorts, and then the jersey, followed by sweatbands on my left arm and an elbow pad on my right arm. I'm such the antithesis of what Nike wants their consumers to be that they'll pay me a seven figure sum not to wear their shoes, track pants, jumpers, earrings, sweatbands or tee shirts. Nathan has several ‘souvenirs’ - Cyclone players' wrist sweatbands and game gloves - received during post-game high-fives on the field this fall. While being coached, top athletes are encouraged to soak armbands and sweatbands in their favourite aftershave or perfume. Which would be fine if the 1980s really was the best thing since leg-warmers, sweatbands, Prince, Madonna, Thatcher, strikes, riots and Hillsborough. I'm into ‘lo life’ polo shirts and tees, they're my thing, just as long as they have my size and I can accessorise them nicely, with flat caps or headbands and matching sweatbands. There's Carlos Moyà, who appears to be some sort of tennis god, direct from central casting, with the long, bronzed limbs and the sweatband keeping his rock-star hair on. And regularly wash baseball caps, sweatbands or anything else you use to pull your hair back from your face. He was wearing a sweatband and wristband that matched. 1.1 A band of absorbent material lining a hat. Example sentencesExamples Only buy a panama hat with a sweatband, which helps keep your hat in place and prevents it from stretching out. New this year from Bodek and Rhodes is Anvil style 176, a washed brushed twill cap with a contrasting sweatband, under-bill and tape seams, and silver buckle closure. What happens is the sweatband does its job and collects any moisture when you are wearing the cap.
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