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neck ruff

/nek rʌf/

翻译: 一种历史服饰配件,指围绕颈部的褶皱、抽褶或上浆的布带,流行于16至17世纪,常与伊丽莎白时代或詹姆斯一世时代的服装相关。

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/nek rʌf/formalart已废弃
  • zh一种历史服饰配件,指围绕颈部的褶皱、抽褶或上浆的布带,流行于16至17世纪,常与伊丽莎白时代或詹姆斯一世时代的服装相关。

A historical fashion accessory consisting of a pleated, gathered, or starched strip of fabric worn around the neck, popular in the 16th and 17th centuries, often associated with Elizabethan or Jacobean attire.

  1. Fashion accessoryB2formal

    A decorative frill or pleated collar worn around the neck, especially popular in the 16th and 17th centuries.

    zh拉夫领

    • The portrait showed a nobleman wearing an elaborate neck ruff.
    • Elizabethan fashion often included a large neck ruff made of lace.
    • The actor's costume featured a stiff white neck ruff.