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/taɪts//taɪts/The word "tights" has a fascinating history! The term originated in the 16th century from the Old English word "tīhtes," which referred to a type of tight-fitting leg covering. Over time, the spelling evolved into "tights." During the 17th and 18th centuries, tights were a popular type of women's hosiery, made from silk, wool, or cotton. These tight-fitting garments were worn by both men and women, particularly as part of formal attire. In the mid-19th century, the term "tights" gained popularity with the development of modern hosiery manufacturing techniques. Today, the word "tights" refers to a specific type of tight-fitting legwear, often made from synthetic materials like nylon or spandex. Despite its evolution, the core meaning of "tights" remains rooted in its historical significance as a tight-fitting leg covering.
a piece of clothing made of very thin cloth that fits closely over the hips, legs and feet, usually worn under other clothes
một mảnh quần áo làm bằng vải rất mỏng vừa khít với hông, chân và bàn chân, thường được mặc dưới quần áo khác
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a piece of clothing similar to tights but made of thicker cloth, worn especially by dancers
một loại quần áo giống quần bó nhưng làm bằng vải dày hơn, đặc biệt được các vũ công mặc
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