Definition of collared in English:

collared

adjective ˈkɒlədˈkɑlərd

1(of a garment) having a collar.
men were required to wear trousers and collared shirts
in combination a fur-collared jacket
Example sentencesExamples
- He saluted an older man dressed in a collared uniform.
- My mom wore her normal black suit with white, collared, button-up top.
- He wore a collared gray t-shirt and khaki pants.
- I'm standing here in a collared blouse, a skirt, and high-heeled sandals.
- We have a business casual dress code at my office, which means collared shirts without a tie.
- He had dried blood stuck to his black Chinese-collared shirt.
- She wore a high-collared dress of emerald green.
- A young woman wearing a high-collared lab smock entered.
- Collared trench coats, foggy airports, Bergman's cheekbones, and Bogart's gun hardly seem the stuff of history.
- Ivy always wore collared jackets.
1. 1.1 (of a bird or other animal) having a coloured marking resembling a collar around the neck.
  I saw thousands of wood pigeons and collared doves
  you can sight collared lizards amidst cottonwoods and ferns
  Example sentencesExamples
  So far, the collared geese are a rarity, with only nine in the area.
  Two species of falconids, the red-throated caracaras and the collared falconets regularly breed cooperatively.
  It had what looked like the shorter beak of an adult collared sunbird but the coloring is different.
  Smaller herbivores include the arctic hare and the collared lemming.
  The birds for whom these aviaries will cater include ospreys, wedge-tailed eagles, perigrine falcons, barn owls, and collared sparrowhawks.
  The white-collared kingfisher is easily spotted in the jetty area of Port Blair.
  Total DNAs were extracted for the nine-banded armadillo, great long-nosed armadillo, southern naked-tailed armadillo, and collared anteater.
  For our research, we used pied flycatchers from Spain and collared flycatchers from Italy.
  Only animals with strong teeth, such as the collared peccary, the agouti, and the paca have access to this food source.
  Other observed birds were spotted redshanks, ruffs, red-wattled lapwings, and collared stonechats.

Definition of collared in US English:

collared

adjectiveˈkɑlərdˈkälərd

1(of a garment) having a collar.
men were required to wear trousers and collared shirts
in combination a fur-collared jacket
Example sentencesExamples
- My mom wore her normal black suit with white, collared, button-up top.
- She wore a high-collared dress of emerald green.
- He had dried blood stuck to his black Chinese-collared shirt.
- We have a business casual dress code at my office, which means collared shirts without a tie.
- Collared trench coats, foggy airports, Bergman's cheekbones, and Bogart's gun hardly seem the stuff of history.
- I'm standing here in a collared blouse, a skirt, and high-heeled sandals.
- He wore a collared gray t-shirt and khaki pants.
- He saluted an older man dressed in a collared uniform.
- A young woman wearing a high-collared lab smock entered.
- Ivy always wore collared jackets.
1. 1.1 (of a bird or other animal) having a colored marking resembling a collar around the neck.
  I saw thousands of wood pigeons and collared doves
  you can sight collared lizards amidst cottonwoods and ferns
  Example sentencesExamples
  Other observed birds were spotted redshanks, ruffs, red-wattled lapwings, and collared stonechats.
  Two species of falconids, the red-throated caracaras and the collared falconets regularly breed cooperatively.
  The birds for whom these aviaries will cater include ospreys, wedge-tailed eagles, perigrine falcons, barn owls, and collared sparrowhawks.
  The white-collared kingfisher is easily spotted in the jetty area of Port Blair.
  It had what looked like the shorter beak of an adult collared sunbird but the coloring is different.
  Only animals with strong teeth, such as the collared peccary, the agouti, and the paca have access to this food source.
  Smaller herbivores include the arctic hare and the collared lemming.
  For our research, we used pied flycatchers from Spain and collared flycatchers from Italy.
  Total DNAs were extracted for the nine-banded armadillo, great long-nosed armadillo, southern naked-tailed armadillo, and collared anteater.
  So far, the collared geese are a rarity, with only nine in the area.

单词	collared
释义	Definition of collared in English: collared adjective ˈkɒlədˈkɑlərd 1(of a garment) having a collar. men were required to wear trousers and collared shirts in combination a fur-collared jacket Example sentencesExamples He saluted an older man dressed in a collared uniform. My mom wore her normal black suit with white, collared, button-up top. He wore a collared gray t-shirt and khaki pants. I'm standing here in a collared blouse, a skirt, and high-heeled sandals. We have a business casual dress code at my office, which means collared shirts without a tie. He had dried blood stuck to his black Chinese-collared shirt. She wore a high-collared dress of emerald green. A young woman wearing a high-collared lab smock entered. Collared trench coats, foggy airports, Bergman's cheekbones, and Bogart's gun hardly seem the stuff of history. Ivy always wore collared jackets. 1.1 (of a bird or other animal) having a coloured marking resembling a collar around the neck. I saw thousands of wood pigeons and collared doves you can sight collared lizards amidst cottonwoods and ferns Example sentencesExamples So far, the collared geese are a rarity, with only nine in the area. Two species of falconids, the red-throated caracaras and the collared falconets regularly breed cooperatively. It had what looked like the shorter beak of an adult collared sunbird but the coloring is different. Smaller herbivores include the arctic hare and the collared lemming. The birds for whom these aviaries will cater include ospreys, wedge-tailed eagles, perigrine falcons, barn owls, and collared sparrowhawks. The white-collared kingfisher is easily spotted in the jetty area of Port Blair. Total DNAs were extracted for the nine-banded armadillo, great long-nosed armadillo, southern naked-tailed armadillo, and collared anteater. For our research, we used pied flycatchers from Spain and collared flycatchers from Italy. Only animals with strong teeth, such as the collared peccary, the agouti, and the paca have access to this food source. Other observed birds were spotted redshanks, ruffs, red-wattled lapwings, and collared stonechats. Definition of collared in US English: collared adjectiveˈkɑlərdˈkälərd 1(of a garment) having a collar. men were required to wear trousers and collared shirts in combination a fur-collared jacket Example sentencesExamples My mom wore her normal black suit with white, collared, button-up top. She wore a high-collared dress of emerald green. He had dried blood stuck to his black Chinese-collared shirt. We have a business casual dress code at my office, which means collared shirts without a tie. Collared trench coats, foggy airports, Bergman's cheekbones, and Bogart's gun hardly seem the stuff of history. I'm standing here in a collared blouse, a skirt, and high-heeled sandals. He wore a collared gray t-shirt and khaki pants. He saluted an older man dressed in a collared uniform. A young woman wearing a high-collared lab smock entered. Ivy always wore collared jackets. 1.1 (of a bird or other animal) having a colored marking resembling a collar around the neck. I saw thousands of wood pigeons and collared doves you can sight collared lizards amidst cottonwoods and ferns Example sentencesExamples Other observed birds were spotted redshanks, ruffs, red-wattled lapwings, and collared stonechats. Two species of falconids, the red-throated caracaras and the collared falconets regularly breed cooperatively. The birds for whom these aviaries will cater include ospreys, wedge-tailed eagles, perigrine falcons, barn owls, and collared sparrowhawks. The white-collared kingfisher is easily spotted in the jetty area of Port Blair. It had what looked like the shorter beak of an adult collared sunbird but the coloring is different. Only animals with strong teeth, such as the collared peccary, the agouti, and the paca have access to this food source. Smaller herbivores include the arctic hare and the collared lemming. For our research, we used pied flycatchers from Spain and collared flycatchers from Italy. Total DNAs were extracted for the nine-banded armadillo, great long-nosed armadillo, southern naked-tailed armadillo, and collared anteater. So far, the collared geese are a rarity, with only nine in the area.
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