cuello chimenea
chimney collar
The Spanish term 'cuello chimenea' translates to 'chimney collar' in English. It is often used to refer to an area or part of clothing. Specifically, it's a type of high, close-fitting neckline on a garment that resembles a chimney in shape or a collar that folds over to create a similar effect. It can also refer to an actual piece on a chimney which helps regulate smoke dispersion. The exact usage can vary based on context.
Example sentences using: cuello chimenea
Mi suéter favorito tiene un cuello chimenea porque me mantiene caliente.
My favorite sweater has a turtleneck because it keeps me warm.
The phrase highlights the personal preference for turtleneck sweaters due to their warmth. In this context, 'cuello chimenea' refers to a turtleneck or high neck of a garment.
Este invierno, compre un abrigo con cuello chimenea para protegerme del frío.
This winter, I bought a coat with a turtleneck to protect me from the cold.
The sentence emphasizes the functionality of the 'cuello chimenea' or turtleneck in cold weather conditions. It is desired for its ability to provide warmth by covering the neck.
El cuello chimenea de este vestido lo hace más elegante.
The turtleneck of this dress makes it more elegant.
The sentence shows how a 'cuello chimenea' or turtleneck feature on a dress can enhance its aesthetics, making it appear more elegant.