pendant
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈpendənt/
pendant means: A small decorative object that hangs from a chain around your neck.
noun
A small decorative object that hangs from a chain around your neck.
- She wears a silver pendant.
- He gave me a pendant shaped like a leaf.
- The pendants hung from delicate gold chains.
A light that hangs down from the ceiling.
- A pendant hangs above the table.
- We installed three pendants in the kitchen.
- This glass pendant gives a soft light.
The stem and ring at the top of a pocket watch, used to attach it to a chain.
- The watch chain clips onto the pendant.
- The antique watch had a damaged pendant.
- She examined the pendant before repairing the watch.
A work of art, writing, or music made to match or complete another work.
- The portrait was painted as a pendant to another.
- His second essay forms a pendant to the first.
- The composer wrote a pendant to the opening piece.
One of two matching things, or something that corresponds closely to another.
- This vase has a matching pendant.
- The bronze figure is a pendant to the marble one.
- We displayed the ornament beside its pendant.
Questions about pendant
What does pendant mean?
A small decorative object that hangs from a chain around your neck.
What is pendant in other languages?
Türkçe: kolye ucu · Español: colgante · Français: pendentif · Deutsch: Anhänger · Italiano: ciondolo · 日本語: ペンダント
How do you pronounce pendant?
It is pronounced /ˈpendənt/.
How do you use pendant in a sentence?
She wears a silver pendant. He gave me a pendant shaped like a leaf.
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