dây đeo vai
/ˈʃəʊldə stræp//ˈʃəʊldər stræp/The term "shoulder strap" is commonly used to refer to a narrow band or strip of material that is attached to the top of a garment or bag to carry it over the shoulder. The origin of this word can be traced back to the early 19th century, when soldiers began to wear shoulder straps as a means of identifying their rank and unit. These straps typically featured embossed or woven insignia and were worn over the right shoulder, with the left shoulder being left bare to permit the use of a sword. Over time, the usage of shoulder straps expanded beyond military use to include various types of bags and garments, as they made carrying items more convenient and hands-free. Today, the term "shoulder strap" is widely understood in everyday language and is used to describe a variety of strap configurations including adjustable and padded straps, flat straps, and bolster straps that provide additional support to heavy loads.
a narrow piece of cloth on a dress or other piece of clothing that goes over your shoulder from the front to the back
một mảnh vải hẹp trên váy hoặc một mảnh quần áo khác trùm qua vai bạn từ trước ra sau
a long narrow piece of cloth, leather, etc. that is attached to a bag so that you can carry it over your shoulder
một mảnh vải dài, hẹp, da, v.v. được gắn vào túi để bạn có thể đeo trên vai
