regalia

英 [rɪˈɡeɪliə]

美 [rɪˈɡeɪliə]

n.  (正式场合上的)特别服饰，特别物品

复数：regalia　

法律

BNC.22001 / COCA.18958

牛津词典

noun

• （正式场合上的）特别服饰，特别物品
  the special clothes that are worn or objects that are carried at official ceremonies

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT （国王或法官等在正式场合穿的）盛装，礼服
  Regaliaconsists of all the traditional clothes and items which someone such as a king or a judge wears and carries on official occasions.
  1. ...officials in full regalia.
     全副盛装的官员

英英释义

noun

• especially fine or decorative clothing
  Synonym:arrayraiment
• paraphernalia indicative of royalty (or other high office)

双语例句

• The queen's regalia at her coronation included her crown and sceptre.
  女王加冕时的王位宝器有王冠和权杖。
• The Norwegian diving platform "Regalia" at the scene of the sunken Kursk submarine in the Arctic Barents Sea on Sunday.
  挪威籍的瑞加利亚号潜水平台周日架设在库尔斯克号潜艇所沉没的北冰洋巴伦支海中。
• In other cases the reason seems to be spite: Russia refuses to hand back, for example, Estonia's presidential seal and regalia, seized during the annexation in1940.
  至于另外一些的理由似乎站不住脚：例如，俄罗斯1940年吞并爱沙尼亚时抢走了该国总统印章与专用饰品，至今仍不归还。
• He was honored with a huge funeral cortege, with all members present in full funeral regalia.
  他被尊重的放在一个巨大无比的葬礼队伍中，所有随行的人都身着丧服。
• Meggie was so against a fuss she even refused to wear bridal regalia.
  麦琪大力反对铺张，甚至拒绝穿华丽的新婚礼服。
• I drew him in his SS regalia.
  我把他画成党卫队员样子。
• Small numbers of Diamonds began appearing in the14th century in European regalia and jewelry, set mainly as an accent point among Pearls.
  直到14世纪才有少量的钻石出现在欧洲的服饰和珠宝上，主要用于珍珠上的画龙点睛。
• The "Chiefs" dressed in the traditional attire of Plains Indians, not in Cherokee regalia.
  首领们没有穿彻罗基华丽的服饰，而是穿着大平原印第安人的传统服装。
• The ledge outside her front door is home to a little stuffed bear, dressed in University of Michigan regalia, a hopeful sentry, and maybe a conversation starter.
  她门外的壁架上放着一个小毛绒熊，它戴着密歇根大学的校徽，是个充满希望的哨兵，也可能成为一次谈话的开端。
• Hung from their crowns to the ground with a drooping regalia of grape-vines.
  这些大树披垂着一根根葡萄藤，好像王冠上垂下来的流苏。