laurel wreath
英 [ˈlɒrəl riːθ]
美 [ˈlɔːrəl riːθ]
n. 桂冠(旧时作为胜利的象征)
牛津词典
noun
- 桂冠（旧时作为胜利的象征）
a ring of laurel leaves that were worn on the head in the past as a sign of victory
英英释义
noun
- (antiquity) a wreath of laurel foliage worn on the head as an emblem of victory
- an award for winning a championship or commemorating some other event
双语例句
- Someone honored for great achievements; figuratively someone crowned with a laurel wreath.
由于重大的成就而被授奖的人；比喻地说成是头上戴桂冠花圈的人。 - It was not a Napoleon; it was one of those perfectly new twenty-franc pieces of the Restoration, on whose effigy the little Prussian queue had replaced the laurel wreath.
那不是一个拿破仑，而是王朝复辟时期的那种全新的、值二十金法郎的硬币，在这种新币的面上，原来的桂冠已被一条普鲁士的小尾巴所替代了。 - He was dressed in a kilt and laurel wreath.
他身着苏格兰短裙，头戴桂冠。 - He was wearing a Roman kilt and laurel wreath.
他身穿罗马人的褶叠短裙，头戴桂冠。 - He had to pose wearing a laurel wreath.
他得摆好戴着月桂花冠的姿势。 - It depicts Venice as a queen being crowned with a laurel wreath, and rising victorious above a balcony where Venetian noblemen and noblewomen gather.
他把威尼斯画成戴着桂冠的女王，胜利地出现在威尼斯男女贵族群集的阳台上。