headdress
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ldoce_150_ahead·dress /ˈhed-dres/ noun [countable] DCCsomething that someone wears on their head, especially for decoration on a special occasion 头饰 The bride wore white with a pearl headdress. 新娘一身白衣，头戴珍珠头饰。
Examples from the Corpus
headdress• Loops of wire pressed octagons into her face, just below the hairline, imprinting a headdress of chains.• Pipe a headdress around the top of the head.• She had dark-brown hair, parted in the middle, and wore a headdress of yellow felt.• Clothing included linen shirts, decorated caftans, aprons, stockings, and headdresses of felt and leather.• Too fat for the Breton headdress.• She was the Amazon, with a crimson headdress, eyeing the miniature man she held between thumb and forefinger.• a feathered headdress• He wore a red-and-gold headdress, and a white tunic trimmed with the same colours.head·dress nounChineseSyllable
wears head, especially their on that someone something Corpus for
headdress
head‧dress /ˈhed-dres/
noun [countable]
something that someone wears on their head, especially for decoration on a special occasion:
The bride wore white with a pearl headdress.
head‧dress /ˈhed-dres/
noun [countable]something that someone wears on their head, especially for decoration on a special occasion: