COLLAR


Meaning of COLLAR in English

noun

1 on a shirt, coat, dress, etc.

ADJECTIVE

▪ open , undone ( esp. BrE )

His tie was knotted below his open ~.

His ~ was undone.

▪ button-down

▪ spread ( esp. AmE )

▪ high , stand-up , wing ( esp. BrE )

▪ tight

▪ starched , stiff

▪ detachable

▪ coat , shirt , etc.

▪ fur , lace

▪ clerical , dog

The minister had his dog ~ on.

VERB + COLLAR

▪ have

The shirt had a button-down ~.

▪ have on , wear

▪ button , do up ( esp. BrE )

▪ adjust , fix ( esp. AmE ), straighten

He was standing in front of the mirror, adjusting the ~ of his shirt.

▪ unbutton , undo

▪ pull up , turn up

She turned up her coat ~ for extra warmth.

▪ pull down , turn down

▪ loosen

COLLAR + NOUN

▪ button , stud

▪ size

PHRASES

▪ ~ and tie ( BrE )

He wore a ~ and tie for the occasion.

2 around an animal's neck

ADJECTIVE

▪ dog

▪ flea

▪ choke ( AmE ), radio , training ( AmE )

VERB + COLLAR

▪ have on , wear

▪ slip ( BrE )

The dog slipped its ~ and ran off.

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