Definition of bolo tie in English:

bolo tie

nounˈbəʊləʊtʌɪˈboʊˌloʊ taɪ

North American

A type of tie consisting of a cord worn around the neck with a large ornamental fastening at the throat.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the world of bolo ties and bow ties, faux flaps and mudflap skirts, that's, well, annoying.
- A man wearing a roadrunner bolo tie strokes his chin as he stands before Nora's painting.
- My dad came in, along with two men in suits and bolo ties.
- If Cosby's handlers know what's good for him, he may soon take the stage in cowboy boots and a bolo tie.
- He was sporting an armadillo-shaped bolo tie and a cowboy hat, and he squinted like a B-movie gunslinger.
- They are buttoned-down institutionalists; none of them wear bolo ties in court.
- ‘I didn't invite him,’ the former president, wearing a bolo tie, told reporters and parishioners as he entered the church this morning.
- In typical rodeo fashion, white-jacketed waiters served longnecks (and more sophisticated drinks) on silver trays while gents in tuxes, bolo ties and Western hats circulated.
- Specimens are commercially quarried and are made into bolo ties, earrings, and belt buckles.
- After that, I'd also like to suggest wearing a bolo tie to your local pub in the hours following.
- The gray light gleamed across his silver and turquoise bolo tie.
- Their bolo ties and navy blue blazers ripple, startled, in the breeze.
- This shift from bolo ties to bellybutton rings has cost country music legions of fans, who yearn for new roots-based music without all the production and glitz.
- The mineral has a distinct pink color, and because of its hardness and toughness, it takes an excellent polish; it has long been used in belt buckles and bolo ties.
- She wore an ivory dress, he a bolo tie and cowboy boots.
- Nonetheless, I don my armadillo bolo tie and head to the stark suburban neighborhood on the south side of Prague.
- Each morning elderly men in crewcuts and bolo ties emerge from behind the redundant locks of ranchstyles to run up the flag.
- He and his band, adorned in gray retro suits and bolo ties, looked like a gang from a Tarantino film.
- Ducky was her friend with the pompadour and the bolo tie.
- Hank lifted his head as two men in black and white cowboy shirts, Stetsons, bolo ties and blue jeans stepped out of a sleek silver pickup.

Definition of bolo tie in US English:

bolo tie

(also bola tie)

nounˈboʊˌloʊ taɪ

North American

A type of tie consisting of a cord worn around the neck with a large, sliding, ornamental fastening at the throat.
Example sentencesExamples
- A man wearing a roadrunner bolo tie strokes his chin as he stands before Nora's painting.
- After that, I'd also like to suggest wearing a bolo tie to your local pub in the hours following.
- Each morning elderly men in crewcuts and bolo ties emerge from behind the redundant locks of ranchstyles to run up the flag.
- He was sporting an armadillo-shaped bolo tie and a cowboy hat, and he squinted like a B-movie gunslinger.
- ‘I didn't invite him,’ the former president, wearing a bolo tie, told reporters and parishioners as he entered the church this morning.
- This shift from bolo ties to bellybutton rings has cost country music legions of fans, who yearn for new roots-based music without all the production and glitz.
- Nonetheless, I don my armadillo bolo tie and head to the stark suburban neighborhood on the south side of Prague.
- The mineral has a distinct pink color, and because of its hardness and toughness, it takes an excellent polish; it has long been used in belt buckles and bolo ties.
- The gray light gleamed across his silver and turquoise bolo tie.
- If Cosby's handlers know what's good for him, he may soon take the stage in cowboy boots and a bolo tie.
- In typical rodeo fashion, white-jacketed waiters served longnecks (and more sophisticated drinks) on silver trays while gents in tuxes, bolo ties and Western hats circulated.
- Their bolo ties and navy blue blazers ripple, startled, in the breeze.
- She wore an ivory dress, he a bolo tie and cowboy boots.
- In the world of bolo ties and bow ties, faux flaps and mudflap skirts, that's, well, annoying.
- Ducky was her friend with the pompadour and the bolo tie.
- Hank lifted his head as two men in black and white cowboy shirts, Stetsons, bolo ties and blue jeans stepped out of a sleek silver pickup.
- They are buttoned-down institutionalists; none of them wear bolo ties in court.
- Specimens are commercially quarried and are made into bolo ties, earrings, and belt buckles.
- He and his band, adorned in gray retro suits and bolo ties, looked like a gang from a Tarantino film.
- My dad came in, along with two men in suits and bolo ties.

单词	bolo tie
释义	Definition of bolo tie in English: bolo tie nounˈbəʊləʊtʌɪˈboʊˌloʊ taɪ North American A type of tie consisting of a cord worn around the neck with a large ornamental fastening at the throat. Example sentencesExamples In the world of bolo ties and bow ties, faux flaps and mudflap skirts, that's, well, annoying. A man wearing a roadrunner bolo tie strokes his chin as he stands before Nora's painting. My dad came in, along with two men in suits and bolo ties. If Cosby's handlers know what's good for him, he may soon take the stage in cowboy boots and a bolo tie. He was sporting an armadillo-shaped bolo tie and a cowboy hat, and he squinted like a B-movie gunslinger. They are buttoned-down institutionalists; none of them wear bolo ties in court. ‘I didn't invite him,’ the former president, wearing a bolo tie, told reporters and parishioners as he entered the church this morning. In typical rodeo fashion, white-jacketed waiters served longnecks (and more sophisticated drinks) on silver trays while gents in tuxes, bolo ties and Western hats circulated. Specimens are commercially quarried and are made into bolo ties, earrings, and belt buckles. After that, I'd also like to suggest wearing a bolo tie to your local pub in the hours following. The gray light gleamed across his silver and turquoise bolo tie. Their bolo ties and navy blue blazers ripple, startled, in the breeze. This shift from bolo ties to bellybutton rings has cost country music legions of fans, who yearn for new roots-based music without all the production and glitz. The mineral has a distinct pink color, and because of its hardness and toughness, it takes an excellent polish; it has long been used in belt buckles and bolo ties. She wore an ivory dress, he a bolo tie and cowboy boots. Nonetheless, I don my armadillo bolo tie and head to the stark suburban neighborhood on the south side of Prague. Each morning elderly men in crewcuts and bolo ties emerge from behind the redundant locks of ranchstyles to run up the flag. He and his band, adorned in gray retro suits and bolo ties, looked like a gang from a Tarantino film. Ducky was her friend with the pompadour and the bolo tie. Hank lifted his head as two men in black and white cowboy shirts, Stetsons, bolo ties and blue jeans stepped out of a sleek silver pickup. Definition of bolo tie in US English: bolo tie (also bola tie) nounˈboʊˌloʊ taɪ North American A type of tie consisting of a cord worn around the neck with a large, sliding, ornamental fastening at the throat. Example sentencesExamples A man wearing a roadrunner bolo tie strokes his chin as he stands before Nora's painting. After that, I'd also like to suggest wearing a bolo tie to your local pub in the hours following. Each morning elderly men in crewcuts and bolo ties emerge from behind the redundant locks of ranchstyles to run up the flag. He was sporting an armadillo-shaped bolo tie and a cowboy hat, and he squinted like a B-movie gunslinger. ‘I didn't invite him,’ the former president, wearing a bolo tie, told reporters and parishioners as he entered the church this morning. This shift from bolo ties to bellybutton rings has cost country music legions of fans, who yearn for new roots-based music without all the production and glitz. Nonetheless, I don my armadillo bolo tie and head to the stark suburban neighborhood on the south side of Prague. The mineral has a distinct pink color, and because of its hardness and toughness, it takes an excellent polish; it has long been used in belt buckles and bolo ties. The gray light gleamed across his silver and turquoise bolo tie. If Cosby's handlers know what's good for him, he may soon take the stage in cowboy boots and a bolo tie. In typical rodeo fashion, white-jacketed waiters served longnecks (and more sophisticated drinks) on silver trays while gents in tuxes, bolo ties and Western hats circulated. Their bolo ties and navy blue blazers ripple, startled, in the breeze. She wore an ivory dress, he a bolo tie and cowboy boots. In the world of bolo ties and bow ties, faux flaps and mudflap skirts, that's, well, annoying. Ducky was her friend with the pompadour and the bolo tie. Hank lifted his head as two men in black and white cowboy shirts, Stetsons, bolo ties and blue jeans stepped out of a sleek silver pickup. They are buttoned-down institutionalists; none of them wear bolo ties in court. Specimens are commercially quarried and are made into bolo ties, earrings, and belt buckles. He and his band, adorned in gray retro suits and bolo ties, looked like a gang from a Tarantino film. My dad came in, along with two men in suits and bolo ties.
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