n.(用于捆绑或装饰的)带子，丝带，带状物，狭长的东西，绶带，勋带，色带
v.装上丝带；加上带状条纹；把…撕成长带；形成带状

原形：ribbon复数：ribbons

Mary tied the ribbon in a bow.
玛丽把丝带打成一个蝴蝶结。
Lisa wears a ribbon belt round her waist.
丽萨在腰部束了一条缎带。
Jane's legs were bruised and her feet were cut to ribbons.
简的腿青了，脚上也划了一道道的伤痕。
She tied a ribbon around the gift to make it look more festive.
她在礼物上系了一条丝带，让它看起来更喜庆。
The little girl wore a bow ribbon in her hair, which made her look adorable.
小女孩在头发上扎了一个蝴蝶结丝带，显得非常可爱。
The winner was presented with a gold medal and a blue ribbon.
获胜者被授予了金牌和蓝色丝带。
The runners finished the race, each crossing the finish line with a ribbon stretched across it.
跑步选手们完成了比赛，每个人都穿过横跨终点线的丝带。
The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the official opening of the new library.
剪彩仪式标志着新图书馆的正式启用。
He tied a red ribbon around his wrist as a symbol of support for a particular cause.
他在手腕上系了一条红丝带，以此表示对某个事业的支持。
The dancer gracefully twirled, her long ribbon trailing behind her.
舞者优雅地旋转，她的长丝带在身后飘动。
The book had a faded ribbon marking the last page she had read.
那本书上有一条褪色的丝带，标记着她上次读到的那一页。
They used a wide ribbon to decorate the Christmas tree.
他们用一条宽丝带来装饰圣诞树。
In the olden days, women would often wear ribbons in their hair as a sign of courtship.
在过去，女性常会在头发上佩戴丝带作为求爱的象征。