ribbon
Pronunciation: [ˈrɪb.ən]
Word
Context: "crafts"
(noun) a narrow piece of material that is often used for tying things, decorating, or making crafts. We see ribbons in gifts or used to make pretty things like hair accessories.
Example
She tied the gift with a beautiful red ribbon.
Example
He didn't have any ribbon to wrap the present, so it looked plain.
Example
Can you help me choose a ribbon for my birthday gift?
Context: "awards"
(noun) a colored strip of material that represents an achievement. Ribbons are often given as prizes in competitions or special events to show that someone has done something great.
Example
She won a blue ribbon for her project at the science fair.
Example
He was disappointed that he didn't receive a ribbon after the race.
Example
What color ribbon did you get for your victory?
Context: "fashion"
(noun) a decorative band used in clothing or accessories. Ribbons can be found on dresses, hats, or bags to make them look nicer.
Example
The dress had a lovely ribbon around the waist.
Example
Without a ribbon, the hat looked very boring.
Example
Do you think the ribbon will match her outfit?
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