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watch bracelet

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun watch bracelet has 1 sense
  1. watchband, watchstrap, wristband, watch bracelet, bracelet - a band of cloth or leather or metal links attached to a wristwatch and wrapped around the wrist
    --1 is a kind of band

Definitions from the Web

Watch Bracelet

Definition:

A watch bracelet is a type of strap or band that is attached to a wristwatch, securing it to the wearer's wrist.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: The watch bracelet looks stylish and complements the watch wonderfully.
  • Verb: She carefully attached the watch bracelet to her new timepiece.

Senses:

  1. Physical Sense: The watch bracelet is made of stainless steel, leather, or any other material to provide comfort and durability.
  2. Fashion Sense: The watch bracelet adds an elegant and sophisticated touch to the overall appearance of the watch.

Usages:

  • Popular Usage: Many people prefer a metal watch bracelet for its durability and classic look.
  • Local Usage: In some regions, a watch bracelet made of colorful beads is a popular choice among youngsters.

Sample Sentences:

  • She decided to switch the leather watch bracelet with a stainless steel one for a more formal event.
  • I purchased a new watch bracelet on Amazon to replace the damaged one on my favorite timepiece.
  • The local artisan displayed an exquisite collection of watch bracelets made from natural stones and crystals.

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