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/ˈheəpɪn//ˈherpɪn/The word "hairpin" dates back to the early 19th century. It's a combination of "hair" and "pin," directly reflecting its purpose: holding hair in place. Interestingly, the term was first used for a type of safety pin, which resembled the shape of a hairpin. As the use of hairpins became more prevalent, the name was adopted for the specific hair accessory. So, the word "hairpin" is a simple, descriptive term that emerged naturally from its function and physical appearance.
a small thin piece of wire that is folded in the middle, used by women for holding their hair in place
một đoạn dây nhỏ mỏng được gấp ở giữa, được phụ nữ dùng để giữ tóc cố định
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a sharp U-shaped bend in a road, especially a mountain road
một khúc cua hình chữ U sắc nét trên đường, đặc biệt là đường núi
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