neckband
/ˈnek.bænd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈnek.bænd/ (ame, ipa)
neckband — noun
- neckbandsingular
- neckbandsplural
1. the strip sewn around the top opening of a shirt, dress, or similar garment, nex
the strip sewn around the top opening of a shirt, dress, or similar garment, next to the neck
The tailor pinned the neckband before sewing the school shirt.
clothing making: pin and sew the neckband
Mina unbuttoned the neckband because the dress felt too tight.
pattern: unbutton the neckband
After washing the blouse, Eva ironed the neckband flat.
The red school uniform has white lace on the neckband.
- collar band
used especially when talking about the inner band that supports a collar
- collar
broader term for the whole neck part of a garment, not just the sewn band
文法句型
shirt neckband
button the neckband
lace on the neckband
用法筆記
Usually refers to the sewn band that touches the neck. If the garment has a part that folds over or stands up, that outer part is more often called a collar.
常見錯誤
2. a decorative piece worn close against the neck, often like a short necklace or b
a decorative piece worn close against the neck, often like a short necklace or band
For the play, Roya wore a silver neckband over a black dress.
wear a neckband as jewelry or costume
The museum case displayed a gold neckband from ancient Egypt.
artifact context: a gold neckband
At the market, Sana bought a bead neckband for the festival.
The dancer's neckband shone under the stage lights.
文法句型
wear a neckband
gold neckband
bead neckband
用法筆記
This sense is about something worn as decoration. Distinguish it from sense 1, which names a sewn part of clothing rather than a separate ornament.