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[`bændˏkɔlə(r)]воротник-стойкабрыжи, рюшспециальный вид шарфа (развившийся из удлиненного воротника), надеваемый официальным лицом (ученым при мантии, служителем церкви при полном облачении) на особо пышных церемонияхАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > band-collar
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(n) воротник -
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[ʹbænd͵kɒlə] n1) воротник-стойка2) ист. брыжи, рюш -
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стоячий воротник, воротник-стойка -
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1. n воротник-стойка2. n ист. брыжи, рюш -
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['kɔlə] 1. сущ.1) воротник; воротничок- Eton collar
- mandarin collar
- band collar
- roll collar
- Toby collar
- collar button2) ожерелье4) ошейник ( деталь доспеха)- collar of Esses7) = horse collar хомут8) бот. корневой чехлик ( переходная область между корнем дерева и стволом)9) тех. втулка, сальник, салинг-блок; кольцо, обруч, шайба; фланец; петля10) тех. кольцо, предотвращающее растекание металла при чеканке монет11) горн. отверстие буровой скважины; устье шахты12) мор. краг ( у штага)13) зоол. загривок14) пенная шапка ( на пиве)15) кул. рулет16) амер.; разг. поимка, задержание, арестI made the collar in broad daylight. — Я осуществил задержание среди бела дня.
- feel the collar- have one's collar feltSyn:••- out of collarto get hot under the collar — рассердиться, выйти из себя
- white collar
- white-collar worker
- blue collar
- blue-collar worker
- be in collar 2. гл.1) надевать воротник, ошейник2) надевать на лошадь хомут, запрягать; объезжать лошадь, усмирять ( надевая первый раз хомут); охомутать4) схватить за ворот, за ошейник, за загривокHe was collared by two French soldiers, and dragged back into the battery. — Двое французских солдат схватили его за воротник и оттащили обратно на батарею.
5) захватить в плен, подчинить себе6) амер.; разг. схватить, задержать, арестовать7) спорт. отобрать мяч, остановить игрока с мячом ( в футболе)8) кул. делать рулет -
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2) геод. мерная лента ( обычно металлическая)4) архит. поясок6) метал. бандаж; ленточная связь ( стягивающая шахту доменной печи)7) зона8) диапазон (частот); полоса (частот)10) вчт. группа дорожек ( магнитного барабана)12) бумажная бандероль ( на упаковках)13) бинт ( книжного переплёта)14) швейн. пояс; деталь пояса•band and gudgeon — петля для навески ворот-
absorption band
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allocated frequency band
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allocated band
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amateur band
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annealing twin band
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antiladder band
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armature bands
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assigned-frequency band
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assigned band
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atmospheric transmission band
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attenuation band
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audio band
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baling band
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binding bands
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Bloch band
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body band
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brake band
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broad band
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broadcast band
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building band
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carrier roller band
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chrominance band
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citizen band
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clamping band
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cloud band
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collar band
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collecting band
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communication band
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compressor bleed band
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conducting band
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continuous-tone band
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cord band
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coupling band
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curved band
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cushion band
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cutting band
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dead band
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decade band
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emission band
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empty band
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energy band
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energy gap band
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excitation band
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exclusive band
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extra band
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extremely high-frequency band
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extremely low-frequency band
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extruded band
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far infrared band
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fare band
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feeder band
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filled band
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film band
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filter attenuation band
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filter elimination band
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filter exclusion band
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filter pass band
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filter rejection band
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filter stop band
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filter suppression band
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filter transmission band
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flat band
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FM broadcast band
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forbidden band
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frequency band
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frequency-modulated broadcast band
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garter band
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Gaussian band
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guard band
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ham band
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hardenability band
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heel scuff band
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high-frequency band
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hot band
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hound band
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idler band
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impurity band
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incorporation band
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infralow-frequency band
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infrared absorption band
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kink band
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ladder-stop band
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lattice band
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liner band
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lock-in band
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low band
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lower side band
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low-frequency band
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Luder's bands
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luminance band
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main conduction band
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marine band
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medium-frequency band
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metering band
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microwave band
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millimeter-wave band
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Mobius band
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monochrome band
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narrow band
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neck band
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normal band
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operating band
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optical band
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oven band
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overlapping bands
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partially occupied band
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pass band
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permitted band
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phosphor emission band
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pile band
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pressure switch dead band
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pumping band
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quantized band
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Raman band
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resonance band
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reverse band
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rotational band
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rubbing band
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saw band
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scruff bands
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seal band
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service band
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shadow band
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shared band
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shiny bands
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short-wave band
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side band
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slip bands
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smeared band
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spinning band
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spreaded band
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spread band
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stop band
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super-high frequency band
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suppression frequency band
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surface band
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sweep band
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synchronization band
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tension band
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tolerance band
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tolerance sitting band
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trailing convective band
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transition band
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transmission band
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tread band
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ultra-high frequency band
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undertread band
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unoccupied band
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unvoiced band
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upper side band
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valence band
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very-high frequency band
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very-low frequency band
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video band
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voiced band
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wave band
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wear-resistant band
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wide band
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полоса имя существительное:околыш (band, cap-band)джаз-оркестр (band, jazz-band)имя прилагательное: глагол: -
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The thin twisted cotton rope used to drive spindles of the spinning, doubling and winding machine. ———————— The collar which in the 17th century supplanted the ruff. It was first a stiff stand-up collar of cambric lawn or linen, starched, wired and sometimes edged with lace. Worn as late as 1656. Yellow starch was used as in the case of the ruff. Contemporary with the band stand-up was the falling band, also edged with lace, sometimes embroidered or made of Italian cut work ornamented with pearls. Falling bands are mentioned in 1604 and are sometimes called French Falls. The Cavaliers wore the broad type of band and the Roundheads a very narrow type. Geneva bands were used by the Protestant churchmen. The term, band-box, has descended from those early days, when similar boxes were used solely for keeping bands and ruffs in. ———————— Trade term in Bengal for the wild silk crop of any single month. -
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1. n воротник, воротничокlifting collar — «воротник» колонны
2. n цепь рыцарского ордена3. n ожерелье4. n ошейник5. n хомут6. n социол. воротничок как символ статусаblue collars — синие воротнички, рабочие
white collars — белые воротнички, служащие
steel collar — «железный воротничок», робот
blue collar — «синий воротничок», производственный рабочий
7. n амер. сл. арест, задержание8. n тех. втулка, кольцо9. n тех. фланец; заплечик10. n тех. манжета11. n тех. стр. ригель12. n тех. горн. устье13. n тех. бот. корневой чехлик; шейка14. n тех. зоол. воротничок15. v схватить за ворот, за шиворот16. v разг. захватить, завладеть17. v свёртывать в рулетСинонимический ряд:1. neck band (noun) attached collar; celluloid collar; dickey; Eton; frill; linen collar; neck band; neckpiece; ruff2. catch (verb) bag; catch; get; nail; prehend; secure; take3. corner (verb) bottle up; corner; tree4. nab (verb) abduct; apprehend; arrest; capture; nab; seize5. steal (verb) abstract; annex; appropriate; cabbage; filch; hook; lift; nim; nip; pilfer; pillage; pinch; pocket; purloin; smouch; snitch; steal; swipe; thieve; vulture -
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1. noun1) Kragen, derwith collar and tie — mit Krawatte
hot under the collar — (fig.) (embarrassed) verlegen; (angry) wütend
2) (for dog) [Hunde]halsband, das2. transitive verb* * *['kolə] 1. noun1) (the part of a garment at the neck especially of a shirt, jacket etc: This collar is too tight.) der Kragen2) (something worn round the neck: The dog's name was on its collar.) das Halsband2. verb(to seize, get hold of: He collared the speaker as he left the room.) beim Kragen fassen- academic.ru/115700/collar-bone">collar-bone* * *col·lar[ˈkɒləʳ, AM ˈkɑ:lɚ]I. nfur \collar Pelzkragen mwide \collar halsferner Kragento put one's dog on a \collar seinen Hund an die Leine nehmendiamond \collar Diamantkollier nt5. ECON, FIN Zinsbegrenzung f nach oben und nach unten* * *['kɒlə(r)]1. n1) Kragen mhe got hold of him by the collar — er packte ihn am Kragen
3) (= chain and insignia) Hals- or Ordenskette f2. vt(= capture) fassen; (= latch onto) abfangen, schnappen (inf)* * *A s1. (Hemd-, Rock-, Pelz- etc) Kragen m:a) wütend werden,b) aufgeregt werden,c) nervös werden, ins Schwitzen kommen;take sb by the collar jemanden beim Kragen nehmen oder packen2. (Hunde- etc) Halsband n:a) sich (von seinem Halsband) befreien,b) fig den Kopf aus der Schlinge ziehen3. Kummet n:work against the collar fig schuften wie ein Pferd4. Ordensband n, -kette f5. Kollier n:collar of pearls Perlenkollier, -halsband n7. ZOOLa) Halsstreifen m, -kragen mb) Mantelwulst m8. TECHa) Bund m, Kragen m (bei Wellen oder Achsen)b) Ring m, Einfassung fc) Zwinge fd) Bohrlochöffnung fe) runde UnterlegscheibeB v/t1. mit einem Kragen etc versehen2. jemanden beim Kragen packen3. umg4. besonders Br Fleisch etc rollen und zusammenbinden* * *1. noun1) Kragen, derhot under the collar — (fig.) (embarrassed) verlegen; (angry) wütend
2) (for dog) [Hunde]halsband, das2. transitive verb* * *n.Halsband -¨er n.Kragen - m.
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