How to pronounce “brooch” in English

And I particularly love this image, because she really doesn't look like she cares at all about it.She's overdressed. Look at that brooch on her head.She's not clearly particularly good at cycling.

So how does it work so quickly with such strength on so many different things?Bonds almost anything. A plastic knob, a plastic plug, a rubber boot, a metal brooch, a fishing rod, a cycle grip, model planes and modeltrains, a doorknob screw, a flashlight case, the broken trim on any car.

And by the way, it depends upon the kind of movie you're making."What can you make outta this?" "Oh, I can make a hat or a brooch or a pin." You know.

- No, no. Oh, definitely not there.- By the 1800s, clothes were typically fastened using laces, buttons, brooches, and hooks and eyes.These got the job done, but they all shared the same flaw.