ROLL COLLAR - angleščina-francoščina prevod

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I. collar [brit. angl. ˈkɒlə, am. angl. ˈkɑlər] SAM.

1. collar (on garment):

collar

col m. spol

soft/stiff/wing collar

col souple/dur/cassé

blue-/white-collar workers

les cols bleus/blancs

to grab sb by the collar

prendre qn au collet

2. collar (for dog, cat, horse):

collar

collier m. spol

3. collar (cut of meat):

collar

collier m. spol

4. collar MEH.:

collar (ring)

bague ž. spol d'arrêt

collar (bearing seat)

collet m. spol

II. collar [brit. angl. ˈkɒlə, am. angl. ˈkɑlər] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

collar

alpaguer sleng

collar (detain in conversation)

coincer pog.

III. collar [brit. angl. ˈkɒlə, am. angl. ˈkɑlər]

to get hot under the collar

se mettre en rogne pog.

to have one's collar felt šalj.

être pris au collet

I. roll [brit. angl. rəʊl, am. angl. roʊl] SAM.

1. roll (wad):

roll (of paper, cloth)

rouleau m. spol

roll (of banknotes)

liasse ž. spol

roll (of flesh)

bourrelet m. spol

a roll of film

une pellicule

2. roll GASTR. (bread):

roll

petit pain m. spol

cheese roll

sandwich m. spol au fromage

chicken/turkey roll (meat)

≈ galantine ž. spol de poulet/dinde

3. roll (rocking motion):

roll (of ship, train)

roulis m. spol

to walk with a roll of the hips

marcher en balançant les hanches

4. roll ŠPORT (in gymnastics):

roll

roulade ž. spol

forward/backward roll

roulade avant/arrière

5. roll ZRAČ. PROM.:

roll

tonneau m. spol

6. roll IGRE (of dice):

roll

lancer m. spol

7. roll (deep sound):

roll (of drums)

roulement m. spol

roll (of thunder)

grondement m. spol

8. roll (register):

roll

liste ž. spol

class roll

liste des élèves

to have 200 members on the roll

avoir 200 membres inscrits

to call the roll

faire l'appel

falling school rolls

baisse ž. spol des effectifs scolaires

9. roll (squirm):

to have a roll on dog: grass, sand

se rouler dans

II. roll [brit. angl. rəʊl, am. angl. roʊl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. roll (push):

roll ball, barrel, log

rouler

to roll sth away

rouler qc pour l'éloigner (from de)

to roll sth forward

rouler qc en avant

to roll sth back a few metres

rouler qc en arrière de quelques mètres

2. roll (make):

roll cigarette

rouler

to roll one's own

rouler ses cigarettes soi-même

to roll sth into a ball (of paper)

faire une boulette de qc

to roll sth into a ball (of dough, clay)

faire une boule de qc

to roll sth into a ball (of wool)

faire une pelote de qc

3. roll (flatten):

roll dough

étendre

roll lawn

rouler

roll metal

laminer

4. roll (turn):

to roll one's eyes

rouler des yeux

roll the patient onto his back

faire rouler le patient sur le dos

she rolled her car pog.

sa voiture s'est retournée

5. roll:

roll FILM, TIPOGRAF. camera, presses

faire tourner

6. roll IGRE:

roll dice

faire rouler

7. roll LINGV.:

to roll one's ‘r’s

rouler les r

III. roll [brit. angl. rəʊl, am. angl. roʊl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. roll (move):

roll ball, coin, rock:

rouler (onto sur)

roll person, animal:

se rouler

to roll backwards car:

reculer

to roll down car, rock: hill

dévaler

to roll down person: slope

rouler de haut en bas de

to roll into train: station

entrer en

to roll off car: cliff

tomber de

to roll off coin, dice: table

rouler de

to roll off person: couch

tomber de

to roll out of person: bed

rouler hors de

the ball rolled over the line

la balle a dépassé la ligne

2. roll (rotate):

roll car, plane:

faire un tonneau

roll eyes:

rouler dans leurs orbites

3. roll (sway):

roll ship:

tanguer

to roll from side to side person:

se balancer

4. roll (reverberate):

roll thunder:

gronder

roll drum:

rouler

5. roll (function):

roll camera, press:

tourner

IV. rolled PRID.

rolled steel:

rolled

laminé

V. rolling PRID.

1. rolling countryside, hills:

rolling

valonné

2. rolling walk, gait:

rolling

balancé

VI. roll [brit. angl. rəʊl, am. angl. roʊl]

heads will roll!

des têtes vont tomber!

let the good times roll!

que la fête commence!

roll on the holidays!

vivement les vacances!

to be on a roll pog.

être dans une période faste

to be rolling in it pog.

rouler sur l'or

to be X, Y and Z rolled into one

être à la fois X, Y et Z

rolled gold SAM.

rolled gold

or m. spol plaqué

rolled gold atribut. watch, bracelet

plaqué or

v slovarju PONS

roll collar SAM.

roll collar

col m. spol roulé

v slovarju PONS

I. collar [ˈkɒləʳ, am. angl. ˈkɑ:lɚ] SAM.

1. collar (piece around neck):

collar

col m. spol

2. collar (band):

collar

collier m. spol

II. collar [ˈkɒləʳ, am. angl. ˈkɑ:lɚ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. collar pog.:

collar

saisir au collet

2. collar fig.:

collar

retenir

I. roll [rəʊl, am. angl. roʊl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. roll (push circular object):

roll

faire rouler

roll dice

jeter

2. roll (move in circles):

roll

rouler

to roll one's eyes/one's r's

rouler les yeux/les r

3. roll (shape):

roll into cylinder

enrouler

roll into ball

rouler en boule

to roll oneself into a ball

se mettre en boule

to be many things all rolled into one

être plusieurs choses à la fois

4. roll (make):

roll cigarette

rouler

5. roll (flatten, compress):

roll grass

passer au rouleau

roll metal

laminer

II. roll [rəʊl, am. angl. roʊl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. roll (move around an axis):

roll

rouler

roll car

faire un tonneau

eyes

rouler

2. roll (undulate):

roll

onduler

roll ship

tanguer

3. roll (be in operation):

roll

tourner

4. roll:

make noise thunder

gronder

fraza:

to be rolling in the aisles

se tordre de rire

to get the ball rolling

mettre les choses en route

heads will roll (for this)

des têtes vont tomber

to roll with the punches am. angl. pog.

encaisser les coups

III. roll [rəʊl, am. angl. roʊl] SAM.

1. roll (movement):

roll

roulement m. spol

roll in gymnastics

roulade ž. spol

roll by plane

looping m. spol

to be on a roll fig.

être bien parti

2. roll (cylinder):

roll

rouleau m. spol

roll of fat

bourrelet m. spol

a roll of film

une pellicule

3. roll (noise):

roll of drum, thunder

roulement m. spol

4. roll (names):

roll

liste ž. spol

to call the roll

faire l'appel

5. roll (bread):

roll

petit pain m. spol

cheese on a roll am. angl.

sandwich m. spol au fromage

v slovarju PONS

roll collar SAM. MODA

roll collar

col m. spol roulé

v slovarju PONS

I. collar [ˈka·lər] SAM.

1. collar (piece around neck):

collar

col m. spol

2. collar (band):

collar

collier m. spol

II. collar [ˈka·lər] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. collar pog.:

collar

saisir au collet

2. collar fig.:

collar

retenir

I. roll [roʊl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. roll (push circular object):

roll

faire rouler

roll dice

jeter

2. roll (move in circles):

roll

rouler

to roll one's eyes/one's r's

rouler les yeux/les r

3. roll (shape):

roll into cylinder

enrouler

roll into ball

rouler en boule

to roll oneself into a ball

se mettre en boule

to be many things all rolled into one

être plusieurs choses à la fois

4. roll (make):

roll cigarette

rouler

5. roll (flatten, compress):

roll grass

passer au rouleau

roll metal

laminer

II. roll [roʊl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. roll (move around axis):

roll

rouler

roll car

faire un tonneau

eyes

rouler

2. roll (sway):

roll

onduler

roll ship

tanguer

3. roll (be in operation):

roll

tourner

4. roll:

make noise thunder

gronder

fraza:

to be rolling in the aisles

se tordre de rire

to get the ball rolling

mettre les choses en route

heads will roll (for this)

des têtes vont tomber

to roll with the punches sleng

encaisser les coups

III. roll [roʊl] SAM.

1. roll (movement):

roll

roulement m. spol

roll in gymnastics

roulade ž. spol

roll by plane

looping m. spol

to be on a roll fig.

être bien parti

2. roll (cylinder):

roll

rouleau m. spol

roll of fat

bourrelet m. spol

a roll of film

une pellicule

3. roll (noise):

roll of drum, thunder

roulement m. spol

4. roll (names):

roll

liste ž. spol

to call the roll

faire l'appel

5. roll (bread):

roll

petit pain m. spol

cheese on a roll

sandwich m. spol au fromage

Present

I	collar
you	collar
he/she/it	collars
we	collar
you	collar
they	collar

Past

I	collared
you	collared
he/she/it	collared
we	collared
you	collared
they	collared

Present Perfect

I	have	collared
you	have	collared
he/she/it	has	collared
we	have	collared
you	have	collared
they	have	collared

Past Perfect

I	had	collared
you	had	collared
he/she/it	had	collared
we	had	collared
you	had	collared
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Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Rank insignia for commanders and assistant chiefs are gold eagles worn on the collars of the shirt and the shoulders of the jacket.

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Tom buys her a puppy, and she soon finds herself in trouble with the local constable, for failing to put a collar on the dog.

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Several women are being held against their will with restraining collars.

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Rank insignia for lieutenants are gold bars worn on the collars of the shirt and the shoulders of the jacket.

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Collars were overall very tall and stiffened, with rounded corners.

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