collared

UK
/ˈkɒl.əd/
US
/ˈkɑː.lɚd/

Translations

collaredadjective
more collared
Comp.
most collared
Super.
UK
/ˈkɒl.əd/
US
/ˈkɑː.lɚd/
à col
The collared shirt was perfect for the formal event.
La chemise à col était parfaite pour l’événement formel.
muni d’un collierSe dit d’un animal auquel on a fixé un collier, notamment pour le suivi ou l’identification.
The collared bear was part of a wildlife study in the national park.
L’ours muni d’un collier faisait partie d’une étude sur la faune dans le parc national.
Additional translations
à collierEmployé surtout dans les noms communs d’animaux ou de plantes pour indiquer une bande colorée autour du cou.
collarverb

collared

Past Simple

collared
Past Simple
collared
Past Participle
collaring
Gerund
UK
/ˈkɒl.ə/
US
/ˈkɑː.lɚ/
arrêterAu sens de « appréhender ».
The police managed to collar the suspect before he could escape.
La police a réussi à arrêter le suspect avant qu’il ne puisse s’échapper.
mettre un collier à
She collared the dog before taking it for a walk.
Elle a mis un collier au chien avant de le promener.
Additional translations
aborderFamilier ; au sens de « arrêter quelqu’un pour lui parler ».

Definitions

collaredadjective
Having a collar or a band around the neck.
The collared shirt was perfect for the formal event.
Describing an animal that has been fitted with a collar, often for tracking or identification purposes.
The collared bear was part of a wildlife study in the national park.
Having a distinctive colored band or marking around the neck, especially as used in the common names of animals or plants.
The white-collared kingfisher is common in coastal mangroves.
collarverb
To seize or apprehend someone.
The police managed to collar the suspect before he could escape.
To put a collar on an animal.
She collared the dog before taking it for a walk.
To stop someone in order to talk to them.
He collared his colleague in the hallway to discuss the project.