Definition of wimple in English:

wimple

noun ˈwɪmp(ə)lˈwɪmpəl

A cloth headdress covering the head, neck, and the sides of the face, formerly worn by women and still worn by some nuns.
（古代妇女和现代某些修女戴的）温帕尔头巾
Example sentencesExamples
- There's something about his knit cap with the hood covering it that looks as holy as a wimple.
- As a nun she is beatific, her head, in a wimple, tilted toward heaven, a prayer book clasped to her breast.
- Saying that, I think I'd suit a wimple and I quite like navy.
- And will traditional Catholic nuns still be allowed to wear wimples?
- Nuns in their blue-and-white wimples glide smiling to and fro, and there are dozens of foreign helpers, the seriously spiritually committed young who wash sheets and fetch water.
- When did I join the Amish community, sitting with my wimple on, shaking my head sadly at the waste and dissipation of the modern world?
- Cora refused to wear such a confining and uncomfortable article of clothing as the wimple, which wrapped around a woman's head and neck.
- It's hot and she looks a bit rosy under the wimple, but comfortable.
- In the event, I was unable to attend as my wimple was at the cleaners.
- So it would appear that my chances of seeing a bearded man walking around in leather chaps and a latex nun's wimple are doubly-remote.
- ‘My mother will give you your first wimple and veil,’ she said flatly.
- The nuns wore special garb that day in addition to their wimples, belts, beads and veils.
- If you drop in here, you honestly never know if you'll find me wearing a wimple or a bikini.
- Maria runs off to the nunnery, blowing her nose on her wimple.
- Less problematic on the cleaning front, owing to the rougher fabric and darker colour, is the monastic habit - cowled brown with a rope for the lads, black-and-white with a wimple for the ladies.
- The lord had always thought it was a shame that women, in the most blossoming point in their life, had to bind their hair and hide it under wimples and veils.
- One day, as she roams deep in the forest, ill with allergies and the flu, her sweat-shirt hood pulled tightly around her like a postmodern wimple, Ann experiences an apparition of the Virgin Mary.
- Espidreen, no longer looking feminine, had exchanged her silks for a simple brown robe and wimple that covered her hair and made her look much like Giles, whose chainmail coif covered his own head.
- In the seclusion of a monastery, a small group of Carmelite nuns tailor their own multi-layered habits - chocolate brown in colour, their wimples are pristine white, and the overlying veil is black.
- Again we had to wait ages because we were so far away, but eventually he passed within a few feet of us and I caught a brief glimpse of his smiling face through the clouds of wimples and rosaries.

Derivatives

wimpled

adjective

His dense collages are like the inner workings of a sputtering cartoon steam engine, ejaculating random phrases and shaky, wimpled shapes.
Example sentencesExamples
- There's a certifiable obsession with textures evident, each surface shaded in a different pattern: the plastered walls, the wimpled counters, the rutted tabletops.

Origin

Late Old English wimpel, of Germanic origin; related to German Wimpel 'pennon, streamer'.

Rhymes

dimple, pimple, simple

Definition of wimple in US English:

wimple

nounˈwimpəlˈwɪmpəl

A cloth headdress covering the head, neck, and the sides of the face, formerly worn by women and still worn by some nuns.
（古代妇女和现代某些修女戴的）温帕尔头巾
Example sentencesExamples
- So it would appear that my chances of seeing a bearded man walking around in leather chaps and a latex nun's wimple are doubly-remote.
- Saying that, I think I'd suit a wimple and I quite like navy.
- And will traditional Catholic nuns still be allowed to wear wimples?
- Nuns in their blue-and-white wimples glide smiling to and fro, and there are dozens of foreign helpers, the seriously spiritually committed young who wash sheets and fetch water.
- One day, as she roams deep in the forest, ill with allergies and the flu, her sweat-shirt hood pulled tightly around her like a postmodern wimple, Ann experiences an apparition of the Virgin Mary.
- Again we had to wait ages because we were so far away, but eventually he passed within a few feet of us and I caught a brief glimpse of his smiling face through the clouds of wimples and rosaries.
- In the event, I was unable to attend as my wimple was at the cleaners.
- When did I join the Amish community, sitting with my wimple on, shaking my head sadly at the waste and dissipation of the modern world?
- There's something about his knit cap with the hood covering it that looks as holy as a wimple.
- In the seclusion of a monastery, a small group of Carmelite nuns tailor their own multi-layered habits - chocolate brown in colour, their wimples are pristine white, and the overlying veil is black.
- Espidreen, no longer looking feminine, had exchanged her silks for a simple brown robe and wimple that covered her hair and made her look much like Giles, whose chainmail coif covered his own head.
- The nuns wore special garb that day in addition to their wimples, belts, beads and veils.
- ‘My mother will give you your first wimple and veil,’ she said flatly.
- Less problematic on the cleaning front, owing to the rougher fabric and darker colour, is the monastic habit - cowled brown with a rope for the lads, black-and-white with a wimple for the ladies.
- The lord had always thought it was a shame that women, in the most blossoming point in their life, had to bind their hair and hide it under wimples and veils.
- If you drop in here, you honestly never know if you'll find me wearing a wimple or a bikini.
- It's hot and she looks a bit rosy under the wimple, but comfortable.
- Maria runs off to the nunnery, blowing her nose on her wimple.
- As a nun she is beatific, her head, in a wimple, tilted toward heaven, a prayer book clasped to her breast.
- Cora refused to wear such a confining and uncomfortable article of clothing as the wimple, which wrapped around a woman's head and neck.

Origin

Late Old English wimpel, of Germanic origin; related to German Wimpel ‘pennon, streamer’.

单词	wimple
释义	Definition of wimple in English: wimple noun ˈwɪmp(ə)lˈwɪmpəl A cloth headdress covering the head, neck, and the sides of the face, formerly worn by women and still worn by some nuns. （古代妇女和现代某些修女戴的）温帕尔头巾 Example sentencesExamples There's something about his knit cap with the hood covering it that looks as holy as a wimple. As a nun she is beatific, her head, in a wimple, tilted toward heaven, a prayer book clasped to her breast. Saying that, I think I'd suit a wimple and I quite like navy. And will traditional Catholic nuns still be allowed to wear wimples? Nuns in their blue-and-white wimples glide smiling to and fro, and there are dozens of foreign helpers, the seriously spiritually committed young who wash sheets and fetch water. When did I join the Amish community, sitting with my wimple on, shaking my head sadly at the waste and dissipation of the modern world? Cora refused to wear such a confining and uncomfortable article of clothing as the wimple, which wrapped around a woman's head and neck. It's hot and she looks a bit rosy under the wimple, but comfortable. In the event, I was unable to attend as my wimple was at the cleaners. So it would appear that my chances of seeing a bearded man walking around in leather chaps and a latex nun's wimple are doubly-remote. ‘My mother will give you your first wimple and veil,’ she said flatly. The nuns wore special garb that day in addition to their wimples, belts, beads and veils. If you drop in here, you honestly never know if you'll find me wearing a wimple or a bikini. Maria runs off to the nunnery, blowing her nose on her wimple. Less problematic on the cleaning front, owing to the rougher fabric and darker colour, is the monastic habit - cowled brown with a rope for the lads, black-and-white with a wimple for the ladies. The lord had always thought it was a shame that women, in the most blossoming point in their life, had to bind their hair and hide it under wimples and veils. One day, as she roams deep in the forest, ill with allergies and the flu, her sweat-shirt hood pulled tightly around her like a postmodern wimple, Ann experiences an apparition of the Virgin Mary. Espidreen, no longer looking feminine, had exchanged her silks for a simple brown robe and wimple that covered her hair and made her look much like Giles, whose chainmail coif covered his own head. In the seclusion of a monastery, a small group of Carmelite nuns tailor their own multi-layered habits - chocolate brown in colour, their wimples are pristine white, and the overlying veil is black. Again we had to wait ages because we were so far away, but eventually he passed within a few feet of us and I caught a brief glimpse of his smiling face through the clouds of wimples and rosaries. Derivatives wimpled adjective His dense collages are like the inner workings of a sputtering cartoon steam engine, ejaculating random phrases and shaky, wimpled shapes. Example sentencesExamples There's a certifiable obsession with textures evident, each surface shaded in a different pattern: the plastered walls, the wimpled counters, the rutted tabletops. Origin Late Old English wimpel, of Germanic origin; related to German Wimpel 'pennon, streamer'. Rhymes dimple, pimple, simple Definition of wimple in US English: wimple nounˈwimpəlˈwɪmpəl A cloth headdress covering the head, neck, and the sides of the face, formerly worn by women and still worn by some nuns. （古代妇女和现代某些修女戴的）温帕尔头巾 Example sentencesExamples So it would appear that my chances of seeing a bearded man walking around in leather chaps and a latex nun's wimple are doubly-remote. Saying that, I think I'd suit a wimple and I quite like navy. And will traditional Catholic nuns still be allowed to wear wimples? Nuns in their blue-and-white wimples glide smiling to and fro, and there are dozens of foreign helpers, the seriously spiritually committed young who wash sheets and fetch water. One day, as she roams deep in the forest, ill with allergies and the flu, her sweat-shirt hood pulled tightly around her like a postmodern wimple, Ann experiences an apparition of the Virgin Mary. Again we had to wait ages because we were so far away, but eventually he passed within a few feet of us and I caught a brief glimpse of his smiling face through the clouds of wimples and rosaries. In the event, I was unable to attend as my wimple was at the cleaners. When did I join the Amish community, sitting with my wimple on, shaking my head sadly at the waste and dissipation of the modern world? There's something about his knit cap with the hood covering it that looks as holy as a wimple. In the seclusion of a monastery, a small group of Carmelite nuns tailor their own multi-layered habits - chocolate brown in colour, their wimples are pristine white, and the overlying veil is black. Espidreen, no longer looking feminine, had exchanged her silks for a simple brown robe and wimple that covered her hair and made her look much like Giles, whose chainmail coif covered his own head. The nuns wore special garb that day in addition to their wimples, belts, beads and veils. ‘My mother will give you your first wimple and veil,’ she said flatly. Less problematic on the cleaning front, owing to the rougher fabric and darker colour, is the monastic habit - cowled brown with a rope for the lads, black-and-white with a wimple for the ladies. The lord had always thought it was a shame that women, in the most blossoming point in their life, had to bind their hair and hide it under wimples and veils. If you drop in here, you honestly never know if you'll find me wearing a wimple or a bikini. It's hot and she looks a bit rosy under the wimple, but comfortable. Maria runs off to the nunnery, blowing her nose on her wimple. As a nun she is beatific, her head, in a wimple, tilted toward heaven, a prayer book clasped to her breast. Cora refused to wear such a confining and uncomfortable article of clothing as the wimple, which wrapped around a woman's head and neck. Origin Late Old English wimpel, of Germanic origin; related to German Wimpel ‘pennon, streamer’.
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