n.(特殊场合戴的)头巾，头饰

原形：headdress复数：headdresses

She wore a beautiful headdress adorned with feathers for the Native American dance performance.
她为美洲原住民舞蹈表演戴了一顶装饰着羽毛的美丽头饰。
The bride's headdress was a veil made of delicate lace, adding an ethereal touch to her wedding attire.
新娘的头饰是一顶精致的蕾丝面纱，为她的婚纱增添了飘逸的美感。
The indigenous woman's headdress, with its intricate beadwork and vibrant colors, symbolized her tribe's identity and status.
这位土著妇女的头饰，以其精细的珠饰和鲜艳的色彩，象征着她部落的身份和地位。
In the traditional Chinese wedding ceremony, the bride often wears a red headdress called a " phoenix crown" as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune.
在中国传统婚礼中，新娘常常会佩戴一顶名为“凤冠”的红色头饰，象征着繁荣和好运。
The ballerina's headdress, featuring a tiara and flowing ribbons, completed her regal appearance on stage.
芭蕾舞演员的头饰，配以王冠和飘逸的丝带，使她在舞台上的形象显得高贵无比。
The Maori warrior donned a fearsome headdress made of carved wooden feathers, instilling awe in his enemies.
毛利族战士戴上了一顶由雕刻木制羽毛制成的可怕头饰，令他的敌人感到敬畏。
The African queen's headdress was a magnificent creation, encrusted with precious stones and gold, reflecting her royal status.
非洲女王的头饰是一件华丽的作品，镶嵌着宝石和黄金，彰显了她的王室地位。
At the festival, participants adorned themselves with elaborate headdresses made from flowers, leaves, and other natural materials.
在节庆活动中，参与者们用花朵、树叶和其他自然材料制作了精美的头饰来装扮自己。
The headdress worn by the Mayan priest during rituals represented the connection between the spiritual and physical worlds.
玛雅祭司在仪式中所戴的头饰象征着精神世界与物质世界的联系。
In ancient Rome, a laurel wreath served as a headdress for victorious generals, symbolizing triumph and glory.
古罗马时代，桂冠作为胜利将军的头饰，象征着胜利和荣耀。