Padron ng paggamit:
an ornament on [something]
She hung a delicate glass ornament on the highest branch of the Christmas tree.
Egy törékeny üvegdíszt akasztott a karácsonyfa legfelső ágára.
The shelf was covered with little ornaments she had collected on her travels.
A polc tele volt apró dísztárgyakkal, amelyeket utazásai során gyűjtött.
They bought a stone bird ornament for the garden.
Please be careful not to break the porcelain ornaments on the mantelpiece.
The shop window was filled with colorful ornaments and lights for the holidays.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
We put many ornaments on our Christmas tree.
Sok díszt tettünk a karácsonyfára.
There is a small bird ornament on the table.
Egy kis madár alakú dísz van az asztalon.
My grandmother keeps her favorite ornaments in a glass cabinet.
He bought a new ornament for the garden.
The children made paper ornaments in art class.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners often say *many decoration* instead of *many decorations* or *many ornaments*. Use *ornaments* when you mean separate small objects. *Decoration* is often uncountable when you speak in general (e.g. *The room needs more decoration*), but *ornament* is a countable object (e.g. *three ornaments*).
Kahulugan
Small decorative object for display
Mga kolokasyon
Christmas ornament
|tree ornament
|glass ornament
|garden ornament
|wall ornament
Mga kasingkahulugan
decoration (More general; can be countable or uncountable and not always a small object.)
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trinket (Suggests a small, often cheap decorative object, sometimes with little value.)
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bauble (Commonly used for shiny Christmas ornaments or cheap, showy jewelry.)
Mga kasalungat
eyesore (Something very ugly that spoils the look of a place.)
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clutter (Many unnecessary things that make a place look messy rather than attractive.)
Mga tema
home
|holidays
|objects
|daily_life
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
A small thing you put on a tree, table, shelf, or wall to make it look nice, especially at Christmas.
A small decorative object that is added to a room, piece of furniture, or tree to make it look more attractive, especially at Christmas.
Padron ng paggamit:
an ornament to [something]
Her integrity and hard work make her an ornament to the legal profession.
Feddhetetlenségével és kemény munkájával a jogászi hivatás díszére válik.
The old library is an ornament to the city, both beautiful and historically important.
A régi könyvtár a város ékessége: egyszerre gyönyörű és történelmileg fontos.
He is widely regarded as an ornament to the university, admired by students and staff alike.
Such dedicated nurses are an ornament to the health service.
Their performance was an ornament to the festival, raising the overall standard of the event.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
She is an ornament to her profession.
Ő a szakmája ékessége.
This beautiful old building is an ornament to the town.
Ez a gyönyörű régi épület a város ékessége.
His good work is an ornament to the company.
The doctor is an ornament to the hospital.
The new museum is an ornament to the city.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners may misunderstand this as talking about physical objects because of the basic meaning of *ornament*. In this sense, *ornament* is used in formal writing to describe a person or thing that gives honor to a group. It is not about small decorative items.
Kahulugan
Person/thing adding honor or credit
Mga kolokasyon
an ornament to the profession
|an ornament to the team
|an ornament to society
|a real ornament to [something]
|a mere ornament
Mga kasingkahulugan
asset (More common; emphasizes usefulness and value, not just appearance or honor.)
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credit (Often used in similar formal phrases like *a credit to the profession*.)
Mga kasalungat
disgrace (Someone or something that makes a group look bad or ashamed, the opposite of giving honor.)
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liability (Suggests someone who causes problems or harm for a group instead of adding value.)
Mga tema
evaluation
|work
|society
|relationships
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
A person or thing that makes a group or job look good and respected.
A person or thing that is considered to make a group, profession, or place look good or seem more distinguished.
PANGNGALAN
B2
TECHNICAL
3
Padron ng paggamit:
ornament on [a building / an object]
The façade is simple, with almost no architectural ornament.
A homlokzat egyszerű, szinte semmilyen építészeti díszítés nincs rajta.
Intricate stone ornaments frame the windows of the cathedral.
A katedrális ablakait aprólékosan faragott kő díszítőelemek keretezik.
The furniture is heavy oak, decorated with carved floral ornaments.
Modernist architects rejected historical ornament in favor of clean lines.
The designer added only a small metal ornament on the door to keep the look minimal.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
There is a carved ornament above the door.
Az ajtó fölött egy faragott díszítőelem látható.
The old church has many stone ornaments on the walls.
A régi templom falain sok kőből faragott díszítőelem van.
This style of building has very little ornament.
The table has a leaf ornament on each leg.
The architect used gold ornaments around the windows.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners may not realize this sense is about decoration that is part of the object itself, not a separate piece you can move. In architecture books, *ornament* often contrasts with *structure* or *function*.
Kahulugan
Decorative detail on building/object
Mga kolokasyon
architectural ornament
|carved ornament
|stone ornament
|surface ornament
|ornament in the shape of [something]
Mga kasingkahulugan
decoration (Broad; can refer to any decorative treatment, not only built-in details.)
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embellishment (Stresses added decorative detail; common in art and design contexts.)
Mga kasalungat
plainness (Lack of decorative detail; simple and without ornament.)
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minimalism (A style that avoids ornament and extra detail on purpose.)
Mga tema
art
|architecture
|design
|arts_entertainment
|housing
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
A design or pattern that is part of a wall, building, or object to make it look more beautiful.
A decorative element that is built into or carved onto a building, piece of furniture, or other object, rather than being a separate movable piece.
PANGNGALAN
B2
TECHNICAL
4
Padron ng paggamit:
an ornament in [a melody / a piece]
The singer added delicate ornaments at the end of each phrase.
Az énekes minden frázis végén finom díszítéseket tett hozzá.
In Baroque music, performers were expected to improvise their own ornaments.
A barokk zenében elvárták az előadóktól, hogy saját díszítéseket rögtönözzenek.
The teacher asked the student to play the ornaments more clearly and in time.
Too many ornaments can make the melody sound fussy rather than expressive.
The score marks several ornaments that the pianist had previously ignored.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
The violin player uses small ornaments in the melody.
A hegedűs apró díszítéseket használ a dallamban.
In this song, the singer adds many ornaments to the final notes.
Ebben a dalban az énekes sok díszítést tesz hozzá a záró hangokhoz.
Baroque music often has a lot of ornaments.
The teacher shows the student how to play the ornaments slowly.
Without the ornaments, the piece sounds much simpler.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners may think *ornament* here means a physical object. In music, it is a sound—a note or short group of notes—that decorates the main melody. It does not mean the player's jewelry or stage decorations.
Kahulugan
Decorative musical note(s)
Mga kolokasyon
musical ornament
|melodic ornament
|vocal ornament
|Baroque ornament
|add ornament to [a melody]
Mga kasingkahulugan
embellishment (Technical music term; often interchangeable, but can also refer more generally to decorative musical effects.)
Mga kasalungat
simplification (Removing extra notes and playing only the basic melody.)
Mga tema
music
|art
|arts_entertainment
|education
Depinisyon
A special extra note or short group of notes that a musician adds to a main note to make the music more decorative.
A musical note or group of notes, such as a trill, turn, or grace note, that is added to decorate a melody without changing its basic structure.
Padron ng paggamit:
to ornament [something] with [something]
They ornamented the hall with flowers and candles for the wedding.
Virágokkal és gyertyákkal díszítették fel a termet az esküvőre.
The cover of the book is ornamented with an intricate gold border.
A könyv borítóját bonyolult aranyszegély díszíti.
The ceiling was richly ornamented with painted angels and stars.
She likes to ornament her emails with little drawings and symbols.
In this style, simple shapes are heavily ornamented with tiny patterns.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
They ornamented the room with lights and flowers.
Fényekkel és virágokkal díszítették fel a szobát.
The door is ornamented with a metal design.
Az ajtó fémmintával van díszítve.
Artists ornament the walls with colorful pictures.
The plate is ornamented with blue lines.
He ornamented the cake with fresh fruit.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners often use *ornament* as a verb when *decorate* would sound more natural. *Ornament* as a verb is correct but less common and more formal. In everyday speech, say *decorate the room* rather than *ornament the room*.
Kahulugan
To decorate by adding details
Mga kolokasyon
ornament a room
|ornament the text
|heavily ornamented
|richly ornamented
|ornamented with gold
Mga kasingkahulugan
decorate (More common everyday verb; used in most contexts where *ornament* could be used.)
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adorn (More formal or literary; often used for people or special objects.)
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embellish (Emphasizes adding extra detail; in speech and writing, can also mean adding untrue details.)
Mga kasalungat
strip (To remove decoration or extra parts from something.)
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simplify (To make something plainer, with fewer decorations or details.)
Mga tema
art
|design
|daily life
|arts_entertainment
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
To add beautiful things or designs to something so that it looks nicer.
To make something more attractive by adding decoration or decorative details.