epaulette in Irish
epaulette in Irish is guailleog — epaulette means a decorative piece worn on the shoulder of a military uniform to show a person's rank.
epaulette in Irish
guailleog
An ornamentation, worn on the shoulders of a military uniform, as a sign of rank.
What does "epaulette" mean?
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noun A decorative piece worn on the shoulder of a military uniform to show a person's rank.
"The general's epaulettes were heavy with gold braid."
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noun A similar strip of trimming decorating the shoulder of a woman's dress.
"The designer added a neat epaulette to each shoulder of the dress."
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epaulette in a sentence
- The general's epaulettes were heavy with gold braid.
- New recruits don't wear epaulettes until they pass out of training.
- The designer added a neat epaulette to each shoulder of the dress.
- Her gown had small fabric epaulettes stitched above the sleeves.
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What is "epaulette" in Irish?
"epaulette" in Irish is guailleog. epaulette means: A decorative piece worn on the shoulder of a military uniform to show a person's rank.
How do you use "epaulette" in a sentence?
Example: "The general's epaulettes were heavy with gold braid." In Irish, "epaulette" is guailleog.
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