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1 white-collar adj
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2 collar
I ['kɒlə(r)]1) (on garment) collo m., colletto m.blue-, white-collar workers — tute blu, colletti bianchi
to grab sb. by the collar — prendere qcn. per il bavero
2) (for animal) collare m.3) tecn. (ring) fascetta f., anello m.••II ['kɒlə(r)]to get hot under the collar — arrabbiarsi, indignarsi
* * *['kolə] 1. noun1) (the part of a garment at the neck especially of a shirt, jacket etc: This collar is too tight.) colletto2) (something worn round the neck: The dog's name was on its collar.) collare2. verb(to seize, get hold of: He collared the speaker as he left the room.) fermare* * *collar /ˈkɒlə(r)/n.1 ( di indumento) colletto; collo: shirt collar, colletto (o collo) di camicia; fur collar, collo di pelliccia; clerical collar, colletto da pastore anglicano (alto e bianco, che si allaccia dietro)3 (mecc.) fascetta; anello; flangia4 (ind. min.) bocca del pozzo6 (bot.) colletto● (fam.) collar and tie, giacca e cravatta □ (fam.) collar-and-tie job, lavoro impiegatizio □ (mil.) collar badge, mostrina □ (edil.) collar beam, catena d'impluvio; controcatena □ (mecc.) collar bearing, cuscinetto reggispinta □ collar button = collar stud ► sotto □ collar harness, pettorale ( di cavallo) □ collar size, misura di collo □ (in GB) collar of SS (o of esses), catena ornamentale con maglie a forma di esse (parte del costume formale di alcuni funzionari; un tempo emblema della Casa di Lancaster) □ collar stud, fermacolletto; bottone da colletto □ (fam.) to be [to get] hot under the collar, essere arrabbiato [arrabbiarsi] □ ( slang) to feel sb. 's collar, arrestare q.(to) collar /ˈkɒlə(r)/v. t.1 (fam.) arrestare; acciuffare: The police collared him at the airport, la polizia lo ha arrestato in aeroporto2 (fam.) bloccare, fermare (q.) ( per parlargli): He collared me on the stairs, mi ha bloccato sulle scale3 mettere il collare a.* * *I ['kɒlə(r)]1) (on garment) collo m., colletto m.blue-, white-collar workers — tute blu, colletti bianchi
to grab sb. by the collar — prendere qcn. per il bavero
2) (for animal) collare m.3) tecn. (ring) fascetta f., anello m.••II ['kɒlə(r)]to get hot under the collar — arrabbiarsi, indignarsi
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3 worker
['wɜːkə(r)] 1.1) (employee) (in manual job) lavoratore m. (-trice), operaio m. (-a); (in white-collar job) impiegato m. (-a)2) (proletarian) proletario m. (-a)2.modificatore [ant, bee] operaio* * *1) (a person who works or who is employed in an office, a factory etc: office-workers; car-workers.) lavoratore, lavoratrice, operaio2) (a manual worker rather than an office-worker etc.) operaio3) (a person who works (hard etc): He's a slow/hard worker.) lavoratore, lavoratrice* * *['wɜːkə(r)] 1.1) (employee) (in manual job) lavoratore m. (-trice), operaio m. (-a); (in white-collar job) impiegato m. (-a)2) (proletarian) proletario m. (-a)2.modificatore [ant, bee] operaio
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