Translation for 'hairnet' from English to Dutch

hairnet

haarnet {het}

• During the campaign, Duceppe visited a cheese factory where he was photographed wearing a hairnet resembling a shower cap, which was widely parodied on Canadian television.
• Franzese also suggested wearing a hairnet during the murder so as to avoid leaving any hair strands at the crime scene that could be DNA analyzed.
• As a fashion item, the style was popular in the late 1930s and 1940s for women, when it could be dressed up with veils, military trimmings or a snood (a decorative hairnet).
• The caul could be covered by a crespine or a hairnet to secure it from falling off.
• The gadflies of Saint Narcissus of Gerona march over the arena in seemingly straight and parallel lines, forming the cap, hairnet and cape of the toreador.

• The dominant form of the helmet up to the 1970s was the leather "hairnet" style.
• Long after her departure from the programme and after her own death, Carson continues to be synonymous with the hairnet that Ena chose to wear for almost every occasion.
• The proprietor, Rolo Haynes (Douglas Hodge), explains backstories to the museum's crime-related artefacts, starting with a hairnet device.
• For females, short hair must be neat and may not extend past the bottom of the collar, while long hair must be pulled back into a tight bun, and may be contained by a hairnet.
• Towards the end of the 1920s and into the 1930s, the boudoir cap evolved into a form of decorative hairnet. The fashion of short hair for women contributed to the declining use of the boudoir cap.

• When Venida, a hairnet manufacturer, hired Bernays' services, he started a campaign to convince women to grow their hair longer so they would buy more hairnets.
• Commercial contracts such as welding, electronic assembly and hairnet production are operated from within two workshops.
• Several styles were popular, including the 'bouffant' surgical cap, a utilitarian hairnet-like hat which typically comes in light blue, and the 'milkmaid', a bonnet-like wrap around hat.
• She also wore a yellow hairnet dedicated to the lares; yellow was significant in Roman weddings because it was the color of the "flammeum."
• He often was troubled with leg pains and often fasted in addition to flagellating himself for half an hour and wearing a hairnet; he slept little and often on a wooden plank.

• Ena Sharples, a character in the UK soap opera "Coronation Street" between 1960 and 1980, was famous for wearing a hairnet; [...] the original hairnet was brought in by the character's actress, Violet Carson, to stop the make-up women from altering her hair.