A few years ago, on Mother's Day, I gave my stepmother a locket as a present.
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Locket
//ˈlɒkɪt//
Synonyms for "locket" (35 found)
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Translations
26 translations across 24 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- медалион noun (chained ornament)
Catalan
1 entries- medalló noun (chained ornament)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 小盒 noun (chained ornament)
Czech
2 entries- medailon noun (chained ornament)
- medailonek noun (chained ornament)
Dutch
1 entries- medaillon noun (chained ornament)
Esperanto
1 entries- medaliono noun (chained ornament)
Finnish
1 entries- medaljonki noun (chained ornament)
French
1 entries- médaillon noun (chained ornament)
Galician
1 entries- medallón noun (chained ornament)
German
1 entries- Medaillon noun (chained ornament)
Hebrew
1 entries- קופסית קישוט noun (chained ornament)
Italian
1 entries- medaglione noun (chained ornament)
Japanese
1 entries- ロケット noun (chained ornament)
Norwegian
1 entries- medaljong noun (chained ornament)
Polish
1 entries- medalion noun (chained ornament)
Portuguese
1 entries- medalhão noun (chained ornament)
Russian
1 entries- медальо́н noun (chained ornament)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- medaljon noun (chained ornament)
Spanish
2 entries- guardapelo noun (chained ornament)
- medallón noun (chained ornament)
Swedish
1 entries- medaljong noun (chained ornament)
Tagalog
1 entries- relikaryo noun (chained ornament)
Thai
1 entries- จี้ noun (chained ornament)
Turkish
1 entries- madalyon noun (chained ornament)
Yiddish
1 entries- אויבל noun (chained ornament)
Sample sentences
10 total sentences available.
Mary wears a heart-shaped locket with a photo of Tom in it.
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Mary wore a silver locket in the shape of a heart.
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Mary wore a heart-shaped locket.
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