red scarf
The 'red scarf' holds various symbolic meanings across cultures, from fashion to political and social movements.
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Definition
A2General
A piece of fabric worn around the neck or head, which is red in color.
Example
- She wrapped a red scarf around her neck to keep warm.
B2Cultural Symbolism
(symbolic, cultural)Represents heroism and action, especially in Japanese culture, often seen in anime and manga.
Example
- The hero's red scarf fluttered dramatically in the wind.
B2Historical and Political
(historical, political)A neckerchief worn by young pioneers in socialist countries, symbolizing their affiliation with these organizations.
Example
- Young pioneers in the Soviet Union wore red scarves as part of their uniform.
B2Literature and Music
(literary, metaphorical)A metaphor used in Taylor Swift's song 'All Too Well,' interpreted by fans as representing innocence or a personal memory.
Example
- The red scarf mentioned in Taylor Swift's song has sparked various interpretations among fans.
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