Can someone please tell us the possible dangers that snoods can cause?

谁能告诉我们兜帽可能造成的危险有什么？

Today, most of us can't tell a snood from a caruncle, but turkeys were hugely important to many early American cultures.

今天，我们大多数人都分不清火鸡的肉垂和垂肉，但火鸡对许多早期美国文化来说都是非常重要的。

I will call it a snood—that sounds so romantic.

我会称它为围脖——听起来很浪漫。

The flap of skin that hangs over the turkeys beak is called a snood.

挂在火鸡喙上的皮瓣称为鼻涕。

Now today, most of us can't tell a snood from a caruncle, but turkeys were hugely important to many early American cultures.

现在我们大多数人都分不清肉垂和肉冠，但实际上火鸡对许多早期的美国文化都非常重要。

It is, of course, a neck gaiter, also known as, a snood.

当然，它是围脖，也称为围脖。

Handily, everything from snoods and gloves to snow suits and boots were provided, meaning we had travelled surprisingly light.

随手提供了从围脖和手套到雪衣和靴子的所有东西， 这意味着我们的旅行出奇的轻便。

Finally she tied a bit of black thread round the upper part of the head, in faint resemblance to a snood worn for confining the hair.

最后，她又在蜡像人头的上部扎了一段黑线，有点类似拢头发用的束发带。

Snoods Once upon a time, once winter came around, players would unleash their snoods and wear it over their football jerseys for their games.

兜帽曾几何时，一旦冬天来临，球员们就会带上兜帽，把它穿在足球球衣上进行比赛。

The then FIFA president, Sepp Blatter, along with the board, judged snoods to be potentially dangerous item and banned the use of the accessory during football matches.

当时的国际足联主席塞普·布拉特和董事会认为兜帽有潜在危险，并禁止在足球比赛中使用这种配件。