ornament

• Substantivo que designa um objeto ou item usado para embelezar, enfeitar ou decorar algo; também pode se referir a um motivo decorativo ou a um pequeno objeto de adorno pessoal.

A noun referring to an object or item used to add beauty, decoration, or adornment to something.

1. Decorative objectB1formal

   An object used to add beauty or decoration to something, such as a room, building, or object.

   Ornamento

   • She placed a small glass ornament on the shelf.
   • The Christmas tree was covered in colorful ornaments.
   • The room was filled with beautiful ornaments from around the world.

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2. Decorative featureB1formal

   A design or detail that adds visual appeal to an object or structure.

   Ornamento

   • The building's facade had intricate stone ornaments.
   • The vase had a floral ornament painted on its side.
   • The dress was simple, with only a small ornament at the collar.

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• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de enfeitar, decorar ou adornar algo, geralmente para melhorar sua aparência.

A verb used to indicate the act of decorating or adorning something, typically to enhance its appearance.

1. DecorateB2formalart

   To make something more attractive by adding decorative elements, color, or details.

   Ornamentar

   • They ornamented the hall with flowers for the ceremony.
   • The artist ornamented the manuscript with intricate patterns.
   • She ornamented her dress with beads and sequins.

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2. Adorn or enhanceC1formal

   To serve as a decoration or enhancement to something, adding beauty or distinction.

   Ornamentar

   • Her presence ornamented the entire event.
   • The new sculpture ornaments the city square beautifully.
   • His achievements ornament his reputation in the field.

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