collar [ˈkɒləʳ]
collar [ˈkɒlə(r)]
sustantivo
1cuello (m) (of shirt); collar (m) (for dog)
verbo transitivo
2cazar, agarrar (familiar) (seize)
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collar [ko-lar]
sustantivo
1Cuello, parte de ciertas prendas de vestir que rodea el pescuezo; cuello de camisa, frac, levita, etc. (clothing).
2Collar, cadena que rodea el pescuezo del cuello de ciertos animales. (Medicina)
3Collera, el collar para las caballerías de tiro.
4Collar, insignia que usan los caballeros de varias órdenes militares.
5Collar, encapilladura. (Marina)
6Anillo, moldura convexa. (Arqueología)
- To slip the collar -> escaparse, desenlazarse, desenredarse, librarse de alguna dificultad
- To get hot under the collar, sulfurarse -> ponerse hecho una furia
(Med.) Collarín, cuello ortopédico.
1Agarrar a uno por los cabezones.
2Proveer de un cuello o collar.
- To collar beef -> arrollar y ceñir un pedazo de carne
- He collared me as I was leaving -> me agarró o pescó cuando salía
va.(Coloq.)
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Verb Conjugation for "collar"
Imperative
- collar
- you collar
- he/she collars
- we collar
- you collar
- they collar
Preterite
- I collared
- you collared
- he/she collared
- we collared
- you collared
- they collared
Present Continuous
- I am collaring
- you are collaring
- he/she is collaring
- we are collaring
- you are collaring
- they are collaring
Present Perfect
- I have collared
- you have collared
- he/she has collared
- we have collared
- you have collared
- they have collared
Past Continuous
- I was collaring
- you were collaring
- he/she was collaring
- we were collaring
- you were collaring
- they were collaring
Past Perfect
- I had collared
- you had collared
- he/she had collared
- we had collared
- you had collared
- they had collared
Future
- I will collar
- you will collar
- he/she will collar
- we will collar
- you will collar
- they will collar
Future Perfect
- I will have collared
- you will have collared
- he/she will have collared
- we will have collared
- you will have collared
- they will have collared
Future Continuous
- I will be collaring
- you will be collaring
- he/she will be collaring
- we will be collaring
- you will be collaring
- they will be collaring
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been collaring
- you have been collaring
- he/she has been collaring
- we have been collaring
- you have been collaring
- they have been collaring
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been collaring
- you will have been collaring
- he/she will have been collaring
- we will have been collaring
- you will have been collaring
- they will have been collaring
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been collaring
- you had been collaring
- he/she had been collaring
- we had been collaring
- you had been collaring
- they had been collaring
collar
masculine noun
1necklace (para personas)
- collar de diamantes -> diamond necklace
- collar de perlas -> pearl necklace
2collar (para animales)
3collar, ring (abrazadera)
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collar [col-lyar’]
noun
1Necklace. (m)
2Chain or cord from which hang certain insignia of honor. (m)
3Collar, collet. (m)
4collar of a stay. (Nautical) (m)
5Collar, ring. (Mecahnic) (m)
6Collar de fuerza, strangle-hold. (m)
collar
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Verb Conjugation for "collar"
| Presente | Pretérito | Imperfect | Futuro | Subjuntivo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yo | cuello | collé | collaba | collaré | cuelle |
| Tú | cuellas | collaste | collabas | collarás | cuelles |
| Ella/Él/Usted | cuella | colló | collaba | collará | cuelle |
| Nosotros | collamos | collamos | collábamos | collaremos | collemos |
| Vosotros | colláis | collasteis | collabais | collaréis | colléis |
| Ellos/Ustedes | cuellan | collaron | collaban | collarán | cuellen |
