collar
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ˈkɑ
kaa
llar
lər
lēr
/ˈkɒlə/

A(z) „collar” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

01

gallér, nyakörv

the part around the neck of a piece of clothing that usually turns over
collar definition and meaning
Példåk
The dog wore a bright red collar with a shiny tag that displayed his name and owner ’s contact information.
A kutya egy Ă©lĂ©nk piros nyakörvet viselt, amelyen egy fĂ©nyes cĂ­mke volt, amelyen a neve Ă©s a gazdĂĄja elĂ©rhetƑsĂ©ge szerepelt.
02

a band, typically made of leather, rope, or fabric, placed around an animal's neck to identify, control, or attach a leash

collar definition and meaning
Példåk
The collar kept the puppy from escaping the yard.
03

a tight necklace or band worn around a person's neck, often for fashion

collar definition and meaning
Példåk
A gold collar added elegance to the evening outfit.
04

a visible ring, band, or marking encircling the neck or throat area of an animal

Példåk
The parrot 's green collar made it easy to identify.
05

the act of apprehending someone, typically a criminal

Példåk
Witnesses helped in the collar of the suspect near the train station.
06

a figurative restraint or control placed on someone or something

Példåk
He felt the corporate collar limiting his creativity.
07

the stitched rim at the opening of a shoe or boot that surrounds the ankle

Példåk
Leather collars on boots prevent rubbing.
08

a short ring fastened over a rod or shaft to limit, guide, or secure a mechanical part

Példåk
A steel collar secured the axle in place.
09

gallér, nyakörv

anything worn or placed about the neck
to collar
01

to apprehend someone, usually by law enforcement

Példåk
Detectives collared the thief outside the bank.
02

to provide or equip someone or something with a collar

Példåk
She collared her dog with a bright, reflective strap.
03

to grab or hold someone by the neck or collar

Példåk
The bouncer collared the troublemaker at the club.
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