Pronunciation

/ˈrɪbiːn/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. A long, thin strip of material, usually with a decorative pattern or color, used for tying around objects, attaching tags, or as part of a gift, ornament, or decoration. 2. (computing) A type of data structure used to store and manipulate text or binary data.

• Verb: To attach a ribbon to something, often as a decoration or to mark a specific area.

Phrases

• “Tie a ribbon around it” signifies decorating or finishing an object with a ribbon.
• “A ribbon of color” describes a continuous line or band of a particular hue.
• “Award ribbon” is a common term for a medal or prize attached with a ribbon.

Example Sentences

• Noun: She tied a bow with a red ribbon on the present for her friend’s birthday.
• Verb: The florist adorned the bouquet with a delicate blue ribbon.
• Adjective: The nursery was filled with rows of colorful ribbon-wrapped plants.

Synonyms

• Bow
• Cord
• Streamer
• Braid
• Sash

Antonyms

• Knot
• Tie (action)
• Untangle (reverse action)