beret

英['bereɪ;-rɪ] 美[bə're]

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复数: berets;

beret 贝雷帽

来自拉丁词birrus, 斗篷，帽子。可能来自fire, 火，火红，指火红的布织成的斗篷。

beret: beret: [19] The beret originated in the southwestern corner of France, worn by the farmers and peasants of Gascony, and the word for it comes from the south-western dialect term berret (it reached English via mainstream French béret). It derives from Latin birrus ‘hooded cloak’, which is probably of Celtic origin (Middle Irish berr ‘short’ has been compared), and is thus a relative of biretta [16], the term for the square cap worn by Roman Catholic clergy, formed as a diminutive of birrus in Italian (berretta) and Spanish (birreta).
=> biretta
beret (n.): also berret, 1827, from French béret, 19c., from dialect of Béarn, from Old Gascon berret "cap," from Medieval Latin birretum, diminutive of Late Latin birrus "a large hooded cloak," perhaps of Gaulish origin. The round, flat cap originally was worn by Basque peasants.

1. His boots and purple beret identify him as commanding the Scottish Paratroops.: 他的长靴和紫色贝雷帽表明他统领着苏格兰伞兵部队。

2. He is an eccentric character who likes wearing a beret and dark glasses.: 他人很怪，喜欢戴贝雷帽和墨镜。

4. They are identified as UN peacekeepers a UN blue helmet or beret and a UN badge.: 他们头戴联合国蓝盔或蓝贝雷帽,作为联合国维和人员标识.