ca·pari·son [kəˈpærɪsən, 美 ˈperə] 动词 trans usu passive
- to be caparisoned [in sth]
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However, it covers only the head, not the body, as in a horse caparison.
en.wikipedia.org Temple elephants are specially trained captive elephants that are lavishly caparisoned and used in various temple activities.
en.wikipedia.org In the circle stands a white elephant, in full caparison, facing the hoist.
en.wikipedia.org Caparison produces only about forty guitars per month.
en.wikipedia.org On big temple festivities, however, many different elephants converge in close proximity under a hot, tropical sun and are caparisoned for ritual grandeur and crowded processions.
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