caparison

1 Now everyone 217 sauntered; for everyone was freshly caparisoned for the wonderful night glories of midsummer Manhattan.

2 In English—There were many rich caparisons, embroidered on silks and satins, many a beautiful penon fixed to a lance, and many a banner displayed.

3 The elephant, which was richly caparisoned, was intended for the prince; the palki the framework of which was silver and was gaudily adorned, was meant for the princess; and the horse for the minister’s son.

4 No lace adorns his jacket, no fringe of any sort sets off the caparison of his good steed; his neckerchief, which peeps out of his dolman, might almost be considered shabby.

5 In Kollum, a group calling itself the Pooram-Perunaal Celebration Committee was denied a permit to march 52 elephants in protest; the members dressed a bulldozer in a gold-plated caparison and marched with that instead.

6 They withdrew from the ring, carrying the caparisons.

7 I was somewhat similarly caparisoned, and, because it would have hurt his feelings, I overcame the temptation to fling half my load into a creek we crossed, though this would have greatly pleased me.

8 By the magic of the moon the horses in their clothing were turned into the caparisoned steeds of knights-at-arms setting forth upon a romantic quest.

9 It rather perplexed us to see the magnificent caparisons of the horses of the cardinals; and more especially to behold the Holy Father sitting on a fair palfrey, bearing the sacred Host.

10 Next to the Ambassador of the great King rides the Archbishop, upon a mule similarly caparisoned.

11 In the first place, you prevented me from getting upon the richly caparisoned elephant, though my father, the king, had purposely sent it for me.

12 The captured animals told him something besides: their caparison proved them to belong to trappers; which, in his reckoning, more than doubled their number.

13 Near the principal door of the inn stood eight or nine horses gayly caparisoned and in the charge of three foreign-looking men, who, lounging in their saddles, were passing a jug from hand to hand.

14 It is only the outward shell when you see that we have fine horses and rich caparisons, that we eat and drink well, and are splendidly clothed.

15 It is fitting that such life should be gorgeously caparisoned; there was no homespun in its disposition.

16 attended the masquerade ball in the caparison of an Indian maharaja

17 A sham resistance is always made by the people of her camp, in spite of which she fails not to be borne away on a richly caparisoned horse, with loud shouts and feux de joie.

18 A "meke"—dance—by three hundred gorgeously caparisoned Fijian warriors, wielding each an ancient battle-axe, which followed, was a marvel of well-timed movement.

19 During his absence, Rachel had put on her habit, and found that it fitted her beautifully; and Black Agnes had been caparisoned, and was pawing the gravel before the hall door.

20 Here the Prince mounted the elephant in waiting, his host having provided a majestic beast, richly caparisoned and gorgeously painted.

1 装备

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2 马衣

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3 盛装

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4 服装

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5 给穿马衣

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6 给披马衣

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7 马饰

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8 行头

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