Definition of horse collar in English:

horse collar

noun

A thickly padded collar forming part of a draught horse's harness.
key inventions such as the horse collar greatly improved agriculture
Example sentencesExamples
- Deer parks and markets were established, and the horse collar and heavy plough, previously unknown in Gaelic Ulster, were introduced.
- In the West Frankish realm, horseshoes, horse collars, and mouldboard ploughs suddenly came into use.
- Despite an improving climate and innovations in agriculture—the horse collar and the wheeled plough—harvests were still barely adequate.
- He suggests using a modern horse collar, which can increase a water buffalo's power by half.
- Other items sold were blocks of cattle salt, tobacco, horse collars, harnesses, bolts, nails, and ropes.
- Slavery in Europe became economically insignificant with the horse collar, which made it efficient to use horses rather than slaves.
- Ancient horse harness was no more and no less efficient than the famous horse collar of the eleventh century.
- He pointed to two bulky objects that looked a little like horse collars.
- He was a Renaissance man of the Victorian era who had made his fortune through the manufacture of leather girdles, horse collars, or some such thing.
- The development of the horse collar made people able to farm 50 per cent more land.

词汇	horse collar
释义	Definition of horse collar in English: horse collar noun A thickly padded collar forming part of a draught horse's harness. key inventions such as the horse collar greatly improved agriculture Example sentencesExamples Deer parks and markets were established, and the horse collar and heavy plough, previously unknown in Gaelic Ulster, were introduced. In the West Frankish realm, horseshoes, horse collars, and mouldboard ploughs suddenly came into use. Despite an improving climate and innovations in agriculture—the horse collar and the wheeled plough—harvests were still barely adequate. He suggests using a modern horse collar, which can increase a water buffalo's power by half. Other items sold were blocks of cattle salt, tobacco, horse collars, harnesses, bolts, nails, and ropes. Slavery in Europe became economically insignificant with the horse collar, which made it efficient to use horses rather than slaves. Ancient horse harness was no more and no less efficient than the famous horse collar of the eleventh century. He pointed to two bulky objects that looked a little like horse collars. He was a Renaissance man of the Victorian era who had made his fortune through the manufacture of leather girdles, horse collars, or some such thing. The development of the horse collar made people able to farm 50 per cent more land.
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