Hledat
Collar
01
límec, obojek
the part around the neck of a piece of clothing that usually turns over
Příklady
As she buttoned her coat, she noticed that the collar was frayed and in need of repair.
Když si zapínala kabát, všimla si, že límec byl roztřepený a potřeboval opravit.
02
a band, typically made of leather, rope, or fabric, placed around an animal's neck to identify, control, or attach a leash
Příklady
A reflective collar helps the dog be seen at night.
03
a tight necklace or band worn around a person's neck, often for fashion
Příklady
Beaded collars were popular in the 1920s fashion.
04
a visible ring, band, or marking encircling the neck or throat area of an animal
Příklady
That horse has a dark collar that contrasts with its light coat.
05
the act of apprehending someone, typically a criminal
Příklady
The security team 's collar of the pickpocket prevented further thefts that day.
06
a figurative restraint or control placed on someone or something
Příklady
The strict dress code acted as a collar on students' self-expression.
07
the stitched rim at the opening of a shoe or boot that surrounds the ankle
Příklady
He laced the boot and adjusted the collar.
08
a short ring fastened over a rod or shaft to limit, guide, or secure a mechanical part
Příklady
The technician tightened the collar on the spindle.
09
límec, obojek
anything worn or placed about the neck
to collar
01
to apprehend someone, usually by law enforcement
Příklady
Witnesses saw the suspect collared by the authorities.
02
to provide or equip someone or something with a collar
Příklady
They collared the new puppy with a name tag.
03
to grab or hold someone by the neck or collar
Příklady
She collared the child to prevent him from running into traffic.
Lexikální Strom
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