confetti

/kuhn-fet-ee for 1; Italian kawn-fet-tee for 2/US // kənˈfɛt i for 1; Italian kɔnˈfɛt ti for 2 //UK // (kənˈfɛtɪ) //

碎纸片,碎纸屑,糖果纸屑,碎屑

Definitions

n.名词(复数) plural noun

1
singular con·fet·to [kuhn-fet-oh Italian kawn-fet-taw] /kənˈfɛt oʊ Italian kɔnˈfɛt tɔ/ for 2.
- : small bits of paper, usually colored, thrown or dropped from a height to enhance the gaiety of a festive event, as a parade, wedding, or New Year's Eve party.
- : confections; bonbons.

as inbonbon

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as inammunition

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Glass fragments from windows, street lamps, car windshields, and theater marquees littered the streets like confetti.
As we pulled back the sheets the bed was full of confetti in the Basque colors, red, white and green.
For the finale, models dressed in gold joined St. Vincent on stage, dancing as confetti fell from the ceiling.
Kelly Clarkson tearfully belting “A Moment Like This” while confetti falls around her?
But when the confetti dropped it was Assaf who stood in disbelief, his life forever changed.
Aristide in a hideous red mask and with a bag of confetti under his arm, plunged with enthusiasm into the revelry.
Your mad career generally ended in a crowd and a free fight of confetti.
The people in the windows here threw down not only confetti but flowers, and stacks at each elbow added to the mass of color.
Fragments were spun off the whirl of people, bits of BSG uniforms torn off their wearers and tossed like confetti.
Let her try to mix up confetti or a toy balloon with a tall skinny man and the police would get a hurry call!

/kuhn-fet-ee for 1; Italian kawn-fet-tee for 2/US // kənˈfɛt i for 1; Italian kɔnˈfɛt ti for 2 //UK // (kənˈfɛtɪ) //

碎纸片,碎纸屑,糖果纸屑,碎屑

n.名词(复数) plural noun

1
singular con·fet·to [kuhn-fet-oh Italian kawn-fet-taw] /kənˈfɛt oʊ Italian kɔnˈfɛt tɔ/ for 2.
- : small bits of paper, usually colored, thrown or dropped from a height to enhance the gaiety of a festive event, as a parade, wedding, or New Year's Eve party.
- : confections; bonbons.

as inbonbon

Synonyms

as inammunition

Synonyms

Glass fragments from windows, street lamps, car windshields, and theater marquees littered the streets like confetti.
As we pulled back the sheets the bed was full of confetti in the Basque colors, red, white and green.
For the finale, models dressed in gold joined St. Vincent on stage, dancing as confetti fell from the ceiling.
Kelly Clarkson tearfully belting “A Moment Like This” while confetti falls around her?
But when the confetti dropped it was Assaf who stood in disbelief, his life forever changed.
Aristide in a hideous red mask and with a bag of confetti under his arm, plunged with enthusiasm into the revelry.
Your mad career generally ended in a crowd and a free fight of confetti.
The people in the windows here threw down not only confetti but flowers, and stacks at each elbow added to the mass of color.
Fragments were spun off the whirl of people, bits of BSG uniforms torn off their wearers and tossed like confetti.
Let her try to mix up confetti or a toy balloon with a tall skinny man and the police would get a hurry call!