Tiaraの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: The word “tiara” refers to the crown. A tiara is a type of crown which is semi-circular. Mostly worn by women.

The word “tantrum” refers to a sudden period of uncontrolled anger and frustration like a child.

The two words together is a phrase used by the media to describe the case where Meghan was not given the tiara she liked to wear from the queen. The queens said no and it was reported that Meghan was upset and angry about the queen’s decision. People see her as being disobedient and naive. The media described this incident as the “tiara tantrum”.

A: it means there is this "thing" (object) that looks like a tiara
+tiara is something a woman wears on her hair

A: A tiara is usually another word for crown, which is what you typically see people of royalty wear.

A hairband is simply a little elastic that people use to put long hair up.

Another word, headband, is something that wraps around the entire head, and keeps hair out of the face.

Hope this helped!

A: A princess would wear a tiara.
Anyone could wear a headband.

Tiaras are like crowns.

A: Tiara is a crown-like head jewelry . A headpiece is any ornaments or even anything worn on the head:
Kate Middleton wore princess Diana's tiara twice.
That headpiece is a little uncomfortable.

A: "headband"

A: Hope this helps! ^^

A: circlet

A: If it's the one princess wear in their heads, is called tiara too

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A: 1st. "You look great wearing a tiara" is also good. I'm not sure why you would say this though. People don't wear tiaras all that often.