English to Latin Meaning of sequin - sequin

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Definitions of sequin in English
Noun(1) adornment consisting of a small piece of shiny material used to decorate clothing
Examples of sequin in English
(1) Add glam to a plain white dress with shiny silver sequins / beads.(2) I was wearing a good pair of denim blue jeans and a simple beige top that had sequins decorating the front and no jewelry except for a pair of sterling silver studs.(3) Crystal was wearing a black dress with tiny sequins sewn into it so that it glittered in the light.(4) Detail embroidery, retro beadwork, sequins and lace add a touch of Hollywood glamour.(5) It is made of a red gauzy material with sequins and decorative beads sewn in a loopy design on the front, and, as decided, it is long with tiny straps and a small slit down one side.(6) Today I must sew sequins on more t-shirts in order to sell them tomorrow.(7) He came out wearing a black suit with gold sequins .(8) The small size makes the gauge convenient to cart along for measuring/adjusting/adding lines of sequins , or decorations to costumes.(9) My eyes rested on a magnificent strapless light blue dress with sequins dotting the hemline.(10) Try one with subtle detailing, such as sequins or beads for a dressier look.(11) It was made of white leather and had shiny blue sequins around the eye holes.(12) We saw details including metal fasteners, buckles, sequins and embroidered patchwork.(13) Katherine is going to wear a black tank top with sequins and dark blue jeans.(14) For a night out, she'll wear our sheer blouse with a sequined cape and jeans.(15) It was strapless and floor length, and was covered in shiny black sequins .(16) Leonora was dressed in a white trouser suit covered in sequins , with a white fake fur cape draped over padded shoulders.
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2. spangle ::
spangle
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sequin, sequined, sequins
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