ribbon
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrɪbən/
Forms: ribbons
ribbon means: A narrow strip of cloth used to tie or decorate things, or worn to show support.
noun
DECORATIVE STRIPB1
A narrow strip of cloth used to tie or decorate things, or worn to show support.
- She tied a ribbon in her hair.
- The gifts were wrapped with blue ribbons.
- He wore a pink ribbon to support the campaign.
PRINTING STRIPB2
A strip covered with ink that a typewriter or some printers use to print letters.
- The typewriter needs a new ribbon.
- He replaced the printer ribbon before printing the labels.
- The old ribbons left faint letters on the paper.
Questions about ribbon
What does ribbon mean?
A narrow strip of cloth used to tie or decorate things, or worn to show support.
What is ribbon in other languages?
Türkçe: kurdele · Español: cinta · Français: ruban · Deutsch: Band · Italiano: nastro · 日本語: リボン
How do you pronounce ribbon?
It is pronounced /ˈrɪbən/.
How do you use ribbon in a sentence?
She tied a ribbon in her hair. The gifts were wrapped with blue ribbons.
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