COLLARED - Prevod od engleski do španski

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engleski

španski

I. collar [Am ˈkɑlər, Brit ˈkɒlə] N

1. collar:

collar FASHION

cuello m

collar MED

collarín m

collar MED

cuello m ortopédico

to grab sb by the collar

agarrar a alguien del cuello

to get hot under the collar

sulfurarse

to get hot under the collar

ponerse hecho una furia

2. collar (for animal):

collar

collar m

3. collar ZOOL:

collar

collar m

4. collar FOOD:

collar

cuello m

5. collar MECH:

collar

abrazadera f

II. collar [Am ˈkɑlər, Brit ˈkɒlə] VB trans inf

they were collared by the police

la policía les echó el guante inf

he collared me as I was leaving

me agarró or me pescó cuando salía inf

he collared me as I was leaving

me cogió por banda cuando salía Spain inf

dog collar N

1. dog collar (for dog):

dog collar

collar m de perro

2. dog collar (clerical collar):

dog collar inf

alzacuello m

dog collar inf

clergyman m

pink-collar [Am ˈpɪŋk ˌkɑlər, Brit] ADJ

pink-collar work

desempeñado generalmente por una mujer

pink-collar worker

que realiza un trabajo desempeñado generalmente por mujeres

collar stud [ˈkɑlər stəd] N Brit

collar stud

broche m del cuello de la camisa

white-collar [Am ˈ(h)waɪt ˈˌkɑlər, Brit wʌɪtˈkɒlə] ADJ attr

white-collar

no manual

white-collar (clerical)

de oficina

white-collar (clerical)

administrativo

wing collar N

wing collar

cuello de camisa de esmoquin o frac

blue-collar [Am ˌbluˈkɑlər, Brit ˌbluːˈkɒlə] ADJ

blue-collar union

obrero

blue-collar job

manual

blue-collar workers

los obreros

clerical collar N

clerical collar

alzacuello m

clerical collar

clergyman m

white-collar crime N U or C

white-collar crime

delito m de cuello blanco

white-collar crime

delito m económico

španski

engleski

collarín

surgical collar

collarín

cervical collar

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

I. collar [ˈkɒləʳ, Am ˈkɑ:lɚ] N

1. collar FASHION:

collar

cuello m

2. collar Brit:

collar (of a dog, cat)

collar m

collar (leash)

correa f

Phrases:

to get (all) hot under the collar

acalorarse

II. collar [ˈkɒləʳ, Am ˈkɑ:lɚ] VB trans inf

collar

coger por el cuello

collar fig

capturar

dog collar N

dog collar

collar m de perro

dog collar iron

alzacuello m

collar bone N

collar bone

clavícula f

white-collar [ˌwaɪtˈkɒləʳ, Am -ˈkɑ:lɚ] ADJ

white-collar worker

oficinista mf

shirt collar N

shirt collar

cuello m de camisa

blue collar ADJ

blue collar union, background

obrero, -a

blue collar job

manual

collar stud

gemelo m

španski

engleski

sajino (cerdo de monte: Tayassu/Pecari tajacu) m ZOOL Peru Nic Hond

collared peccary

clavícula

collar bone

collar de perro

dog collar

collar

collar

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

I. collar [ˈkal·ər] N

1. collar FASHION:

collar

cuello m

2. collar (of a dog, cat):

collar

collar m

Phrases:

to get (all) hot under the collar

acalorarse

II. collar [ˈkal·ər] VB trans sl (seize)

collar

agarrar

collar

detener

blue collar ADJ

blue collar union, background

obrero, -a

blue collar job

manual

white-collar [ˌhwaɪt·ˈkal·ər] ADJ

white-collar worker

oficinista mf

dog collar N

dog collar

collar m de perro

dog collar iron

alzacuello m

surgical collar, gloves

ortopédico, -a

collar stud

gemelo m

cervical collar

collarín m

a standup collar

un cuello alto

španski

engleski

clavícula

collar bone

cuello postizo

detachable collar

GEA rečnik rashladne tehnologije

aro de plástico

plastic collar

Present

I	collar
you	collar
he/she/it	collars
we	collar
you	collar
they	collar

Past

I	collared
you	collared
he/she/it	collared
we	collared
you	collared
they	collared

Present Perfect

I	have	collared
you	have	collared
he/she/it	has	collared
we	have	collared
you	have	collared
they	have	collared

Past Perfect

I	had	collared
you	had	collared
he/she/it	had	collared
we	had	collared
you	had	collared
they	had	collared

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