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单词 collar
释义
collar
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkɒl.ər/us
/ˈkɑː.lɚ/
B1
thepartaround theneckof apieceofclothing, usuallysewnon and sometimes made of differentmaterial:
衣领，领口
ashirtcollar衬衫领子
afurcollar毛领
adresswith abigcollar大领口的长裙
See also
blue-collar
pink-collarmainlyUS
white-collar
picture of collar
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B2
astrapmade ofleatheror otherstrongmaterialthat is put around theneckof ananimal,especiallyadogorcat:
（尤指套在狗、猫等动物脖子上的）颈圈，项圈
Igrabbedthedogby the collar anddraggedit out of theroom.我揪住狗的颈圈，把它拉出了房间。
picture of collar
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atypeofnecklace(= apieceofjewellerywornaround theneck):
项链，项饰
adiamondcollar钻石项链
picture of collar
ksushsh/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages
biologyspecialized
anareaaround theneckof ananimalthat iscoloureddifferentlyfrom the otherpartsof thebody:
（动物颈部颜色不同的）色圈，颈锁形条纹
Thebirdhasgreyfeatherswith alightercollar.这种鸟长有灰色羽毛，但颈部的颜色要淡一些。
engineeringspecialized
astripofstrongmaterialthat is put around apipeor apieceofmachineryto make itstrongeror tojointwopartstogether
（管子或机器上的）箍，卡圈，套管
More examples
  • "Is thatrealfuronyourcollar?" "Certainly not - I onlywearfakefur."
  • Thisjackethas aremovablecollar.
  • I'm veryfondof thisshirtbut it'sstartingtowearat the collar.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of clothes
  • armhole
  • bodice
  • button-down collar
  • cap sleeve
  • clerical collar
  • dart
  • kitten heel
  • knee
  • lapel
  • neckband
  • neckline
  • patch pocket
  • shoulder strap
  • slash
  • spaghetti strap
  • sweetheart neckline
  • tuck
  • turn up(somewhere)
  • turtleneck
  • waist
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Zoology: veterinary medicine
Bands, straps and strips
Jewelry
Miscellaneous animal body parts
collar
verb[T]
uk
/ˈkɒl.ər/us
/ˈkɑː.lɚ/

collarverb[T](PUT COLLAR ON)

to put astrapordevicearound an animal'sneck, forexampleas a way ofcontrollingit, ordiscoveringorrecordingwhere it goes:
Thefamilydogis collared, leashed and taken for awalk.
Researchersbegantrappingand collaringblackbearsinordertotracktheirmovements.
More examples
  • In thestudy, 35sheepwere collared so that researchers couldlocateananimalwhen itdiedanddeterminethecauseofdeath.
  • Methods fortrackingbearpopulationsincludesedatingthem withdartsandtaggingor collaring them.
  • Theproposedcougarresearchprojectinitiallycallsforcapturingand collaring sixmountainlions.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Animal & plant biology - general words
  • abiotic
  • anatomical
  • anatomically correct
  • anti-Darwinian
  • anti-Darwinism
  • biodiversity
  • biologist
  • botany
  • Darwinism
  • entomological
  • entomologist
  • eukaryote
  • fight-or-flight
  • poisonous
  • pseudopod
  • recolonization
  • recolonize
  • regeneration
  • regenerative
  • zoology
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Scientific techniques

collarverb[T](CATCH)

informal
tofindsomeone andstopthem inordertotalkto them:
Areportercollared her on her way to thegym.
I was collared by Pete as I was coming out of themeetingthismorning.今天上午我刚出会议室就被皮特拉住谈了起来。
informal
tocatchorarrestsomeone such as acriminal:
He isknownas thedetectivewho collared aserialkiller.
She was collared by thepoliceat theairport.她在机场被警方逮捕了。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to find and take a person who has done something wrong
  • catchThey were caught trying to smuggle cigarettes across the border.
  • arrestHe was arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage to property.
  • place/put under arrestThe suspect was placed under arrest and charged with armed assault.
  • captureThe soldiers were captured by enemy forces.
  • apprehendThe police have apprehended two individuals in connection with the crime.
  • nabThe cops nabbed him as he tried to get away.
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informal
to get something for yourself:
Hesomehowmanagedto collar all thecreditfor other people'swork.
The Treasury collarsbillionsintobaccodutyeveryyear.
More examples
  • Shenoticedthedoorwasn'tlockedand collared asecurityguardtotellhim tofixit.
  • Hespottedalocalpoliticianwho he had beenwaitingto collar aboutproblemsin thearea.
  • Thevictimand twobystandersjoinedtogether to collar thethief.
  • He got collaredsellingdrugs.
  • Reportersracedto collarinterviewswithcampaignspokespeople.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Interrupting & preventing from speaking
  • barge
  • belt up
  • blurtsomethingout
  • break
  • breaksomeonein
  • butt in
  • chime
  • cut the crap!idiom
  • horn in
  • interpolation
  • interrupt
  • interruption
  • mike check
  • nobble
  • not get a word in edgewaysidiom
  • obtrude
  • shutyourmouth/faceidiom
  • speak
  • strike
  • waylay
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Capturing or taking possession of things
Arresting & charging
Getting, receiving and accepting
(Definition ofcollarfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
collar
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkɒl.ər/us
/ˈkɑː.lɚ/
B1
thepartaround theneckof apieceofclothing, usuallysewnon and sometimes made of differentmaterial
衣领，领口
ashirtcollar衬衫领子
afurcollar毛领
adresswith abigcollar大领口的长裙
B2
astrapmade ofleatheror otherstrongmaterialthat is put around theneckof ananimal,especiallyadogorcat
（尤指套在狗、猫等动物脖子上的）颈圈，项圈
Igrabbedthedogby the collar anddraggedit out of theroom.我揪住狗的颈圈，把它拉出了房间。
atypeofnecklace(= apieceofjewellerywornaround theneck)
项链，项饰
adiamondcollar钻石项链
biologyspecialized
anareaaround theneckof ananimalthat iscoloureddifferentlyfrom the otherpartsof thebody
（动物颈部颜色不同的）色圈，颈锁形条纹
Thebirdhasgreyfeatherswith alightercollar.这种鸟长有灰色羽毛，但颈部的颜色要淡一些。
engineeringspecialized
astripofstrongmaterialthat is put around apipeor apieceofmachineryto make itstrongeror tojointwopartstogether
（管子或机器上的）箍，卡圈，套管
More examples
  • When it came toexplainingthelipstickon his collar, hefoundthatdrinkhadcloudedhismemory.
  • "Is thatrealfuronyourcollar?" "Certainly not - I onlywearfakefur."
  • Thisjackethas aremovablecollar.
  • I'm veryfondof thisshirtbut it'sstartingtowearat the collar.
collar
verb[T]
informal
uk
/ˈkɒl.ər/us
/ˈkɑː.lɚ/
tocatchandholdsomeone so that they cannotescape
抓住，逮住，逮捕
She was collared by thepoliceat theairport.她在机场被警方逮捕了。
tofindsomeone andstopthem from goingsomewhere, often so that you cantalkto thatpersonabout something
拦住（以便与之谈话）
I was collared by Pete as I was coming out of themeetingthismorning.今天上午我刚出会议室就被皮特拉住谈了起来。

collar| American Dictionary

collar
noun[C]
us
/ˈkɑl·ər/

collarnoun[C](NECK)

thepartof apieceofclothingthat goes around theneck
A collar is also anarrowpiecemade ofleatheror otherstrongmaterialthat is put around theneckof ananimal,esp. adogorcatkeptas apet.
collar
verb[T]
infml
us
/ˈkɑl·ər/

collarverb[T](CATCH)

tocatchandholdsomeone so that thepersoncan’tescape:
fig.Wedecidedtoskipthemeetingbut she collared us in thehotellobby.
(Definition ofcollarfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcollar

collar
However, this would require observing numerous individuals with collars and, thus, must be balanced against the need to repeat the observations on contrasted sites.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The rubber collars made it possible to slip the transmitter unit easily around their necks.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Tarsiers were captured and radio collars were fitted.
From theCambridge English Corpus
One lady mischievously asked how she should refer in future to the clerical collars worn by women deacons, 'as dog is a masculine noun'.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There is little evidence that conventional collars restrict neck movement.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Hard collars are often uncomfortable and the majority are very unpleasant in hot weather.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The collars are used similarly in feeding in both choanoflagellates and sponges, and hence there are functional as well as morphological resemblances.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The poignant flavours turn out to be those of cakes and biscuits, the revelations concern clean laundry and darned collars.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Following testing, the nylon collars were removed and all males were housed separately.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The supply of female garments listed is astonishingly small: three bodices, four farthingales, six head tiers and four rebatoes (stiff collars).
From theCambridge English Corpus
You either stay inside the system, bathe every day and wear tight collars, or you leave.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Cervical collars are of little help, but often nonsteroidal drugs or analgesics are used.
From theCambridge English Corpus
They are shown in their finery, with ribbons, bonnets or lacey collars adorning their meagre persons.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The women wore 'wrappers', lose cotton gown flowing from the shoulders to the ankles, with wide gathered collars and elbow length sleeves, often trimmed with lace.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Assembly involves the placement of several small components (pins, collars and washers) into the pegboard, bimanually in the allotted time (right hand, left hand and both together).
From theCambridge English Corpus
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