collar

UK:  ['kɒlə(r)]

US:  ['kɑlər]

复数：collars  现在分词：collaring  过去分词：collared  

n.

1.衣领;硬领;项圈;护肩,(牲口的)轭

2.领,(衣)领,脖领子

3.〔美俚〕逮捕

4.揪,捉住,拉住…衣襟

5.翻边

6.未经许可拿走

7.(猪肉等的)肉卷

8.(一杯啤酒表面的)泡沫

9.环状物;【机械工程】端箍,轴环;【建筑】柱环;系梁,底梁;【植物;植物学】根颈

10.【橄榄球】紧抱

v.

1.扭住领口;上衣领;使戴项圈

2.赶上

3.做(肉)卷

4.〔口语〕捕,捉;取,窃取;拉用,扯用;(不断谈话)留住不放

5.【橄榄球】抱住

1 . Similar to other white-collar crime cases, prosecutors will work from the bottom up in examining the investment advisory operation.
跟其它白领犯罪案件一样，控方将自下而上地调查麦道夫公司的投资咨询业务。

2 . The sash was stuck, however, and would not yield, so he sat down dejectedly and began pulling at his collar.
可是窗框给黏住了，怎么也推不开，他只好沮丧地坐下，拉扯起衣领来。

3 . He had unfastened his collar and a good bit of his flannel shirt front.
他的领口松开着，露出质地良好的法兰绒衬衫。

4 . When our vet found him, he was roaming free with a wire collar embedded in his neck and a raging case of mange.
当兽医发现他时，他正患有严重的兽疥癣，却戴着一个金属项圈自由自在地散步。

5 . Jo in maroon, with a stiff, gentlemanly linen collar, and a white chrysanthemum or two for her only ornament.
乔一身栗色衣裳，配一件笔挺的男式亚麻布衣领，身上唯一的点缀是两朵白菊花。