áo len cổ lọ
/ˈtəːtlnɛk/
The term "turtleneck" likely originated in the late 19th century, possibly from the high collars of sweaters worn by sailors and fishermen. The "turtle" part refers to the way the collar resembles a turtle's neck, while "neck" is simply a descriptor of the garment's feature. While the exact origin is debated, the term "turtleneck" became popular in the 1950s and 1960s, particularly among artists and intellectuals, and has since become a staple in fashion vocabulary.
a sweater with a high part fitting closely around the neck
một chiếc áo len có phần cổ cao ôm sát cổ
a high, round collar made when the neck of a piece of clothing is folded over; a piece of clothing with a turtleneck
cổ áo tròn, cao được tạo ra khi cổ của một bộ quần áo được gấp lại; một bộ quần áo có cổ cao
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