earrings — pieces of jewelry worn on or through the ears
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: pieces of jewelry worn on or through the ears
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪrɪŋz/
Korean meaning: 귀에 착용하는 장신구, 귀걸이
Korean pronunciation: **이**어링즈
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's vintage earrings are worth more than my car!
- She lost one earring and spent three hours looking for it under the sofa.
- He bought his wife earrings for their anniversary and accidentally got his ears pierced too!
earrings
NOUN//ˈɪrɪŋz//
pieces of jewelry worn on or through the ears

a young woman holds up delicate silver hoops near her ears while looking in a hand mirror. She carefully positions the jewelry to see how they would look when worn. The shop assistant points to different pairs of dangling and stud styles in the display case below. The customer's face lights up as she finds the perfect pair that matches her outfit. Other customers browse nearby cases filled with various ear jewelry designs. pieces of jewelry worn on or through the ears
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Perfect earrings match her confident bearings for today's crucial hearings!
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Origin
ear(귀) + ring(고리)이 합쳐진 말로, 말 그대로 '귀에 다는 고리'라는 의미에서 나온 단어입니다.
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“My grandmother's vintage earrings are worth more than my car!”
“She lost one earring and spent three hours looking for it under the sofa.”
“He bought his wife earrings for their anniversary and accidentally got his ears pierced too!”
“The company dress code prohibits large or dangling earrings for safety reasons.”
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