领子
lǐng zǐ
collar
The Chinese word '领子' is used to denote the word 'collar' in English. It is commonly used in clothing context such as in shirts, dresses or coats. The term is broadly used all across China.
Example sentences using: 领子
他的衬衫领子很干净。
Tā de chènshān lǐng zǐ hěn gānjìng.
His shirt collar is very clean.
This sentence is about the cleanliness of someone's shirt collar.
请你把你的领子拉直。
Qǐng nǐ bǎ nǐ de lǐng zǐ lā zhí.
Please straighten your collar.
This phrase is a request for someone to straighten up the collar of their clothing.
我忘记烫我的领子了。
Wǒ wàngjì tàng wǒ de lǐng zǐ le.
I forgot to iron my collar.
This sentence is expressing that an individual forgot to iron their shirt collar.
她的领子绣有美丽的图案。
Tā de lǐng zǐ xiù yǒu měilì de tú'àn.
Her collar is embroidered with beautiful patterns.
This sentence is describing the collar of someone's shirt that has beautiful embroidery patterns.
领子的大小需要合适。
Lǐng zǐ de dàxiǎo xūyào héshì.
The size of the collar needs to be suitable.
This sentence emphasizes that the size of a collar should be a suitable fit.
领子是红色的。
Lǐng zǐ shì hóngsè de.
The collar is red.
It is a simple statement indicating the color of the collar.
领子上沾有油渍。
Lǐng zi shàng zhān yǒu yóu zì.
There is an oil stain on the collar.
This sentence explains that there is a stain of oil on the collar of the clothing.
我喜欢这件衬衫的领子。
Wǒ xǐhuān zhè jiàn chènshān de lǐng zǐ.
I like the collar of this shirt.
This sentence expresses the speaker's preference for the collar of a specific shirt.
我应该热烫这个领子。
Wǒ yīnggāi rè tàng zhè gè lǐng zǐ.
I should iron this collar.
It is a statement where the speaker has to iron a piece of clothing especially the collar.
这件衬衫的领子是荧光的。
Zhè jiàn chènshān de lǐng zǐ shì yíng guāng de.
The collar of this shirt is fluorescent.
In this sentence, the speaker is referring to the glowing quality of a shirt's collar.