英[brəʊtʃ]美[broʊtʃ]
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来自拉丁词 brocca, 针，刺，词源同 broach.
noun(名词)
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noun(名词)
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That fancy pin your Grandma used to wear on her blouse or lapel? It's a brooch, held in place by a sharp needle clasp.
Okay, it's a bit unfair to say Grandmothers alone wear brooches, but they do tend to be worn more by powerful older women — witness Margaret Thatcher and Madeleine Albright (both noted brooch wearers). Not surprisingly, brooch is derived from the old French word brooch, meaning “a long needle.”
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来自拉丁词brocca，针，刺，词源同broach.