Definition of dog collar in English:

dog collar

noun

informal

A clerical collar.
〈非正式〉牧师领
Example sentencesExamples
- The church has had a monopoly on birth, death and marriage rituals for centuries, but life's great moments don't need a dog collar to make them special.
- I then made a cardboard dog collar, dressed in black and went out into the streets of our fair city where I proceeded to smear the ash all over the foreheads of willing recipients who thought I was a kindly old priest.
- They will all be entitled to wear a dog collar and officiate at baptisms and funerals, but more training for another year is required before they can become priests, conduct marriages and preside at communion services.
- It's just a thought, but who's to say what miracles might happen if every lady vicar put a slick of mascara on along with her dog collar?
- And then he will perform a quick costume change before emerging in his dog collar and cassock to lead the ceremony.
- Suffice to say that yesterday saw the start of advent, a fact which was noted by the visiting preacher at our Church yesterday, by the fact that he wore a purple shirt with his dog collar.
- He also confirmed Aitken's plans to study theology but added: ‘Let's scotch this rumour that he's going to get a dog collar round his neck and go off to the Church.’
- His week-days are spent suited and booted as a corporate banker - but on Sunday he puts on a dog collar to be a Church of England priest.
- ‘It's the very worst scenario,’ said the local Methodist minister, melting under his dog collar in the morning sun.
- Recalling what had happened, the reverend told how he had been grabbed by the dog collar.
- Tonight as I walked home from the station, the local vicar, done up in his dog collar, was putting out the bins.
- Down by the college flats near Darwin, I saw an old and slightly raddled bloke in a dog collar and full priestly garb.
- Even her husband's teddy bear, known affectionately as Father Ted, took part, dressed in dog collar and stock.
- ‘The vast majority of churches had never experienced a woman in a dog collar before,’ said Ms Vann.

Definition of dog collar in US English:

dog collar

nounˈdɔɡ ˈˌkɑlərˈdôɡ ˈˌkälər

1A collar for a dog.
狗项圈
Example sentencesExamples
- My favourite thing, though, is a Collier de Chien dog collar by Hermès - I never leave home without one.
- The recent pink poof on his head and spiked dog collar added to the emulation of 70s punk rock gods.
- He pulled gently on Russell's stylish dog collar.
- People were throwing flowers, flower bouquets and wrapped presents on stage including a red dog collar.
- He has a spiking black dog collar around his neck.
- I was wearing my black dress, fishnets, and spiked dog collar.
- A new digital dog collar with a Web-based data uplink aims to help owners ‘petwork’ with their dogs' favorite canine pals.
- How odd that she came up with the idea all on her own of putting a leash and dog collar on prisoners like that.
- Around his throat, a black leather dog collar with large silver spikes completed Sean's attire.
1. 1.1informal
  another term for clerical collar
  Example sentencesExamples
  The church has had a monopoly on birth, death and marriage rituals for centuries, but life's great moments don't need a dog collar to make them special.
  ‘The vast majority of churches had never experienced a woman in a dog collar before,’ said Ms Vann.
  Down by the college flats near Darwin, I saw an old and slightly raddled bloke in a dog collar and full priestly garb.
  And then he will perform a quick costume change before emerging in his dog collar and cassock to lead the ceremony.
  Tonight as I walked home from the station, the local vicar, done up in his dog collar, was putting out the bins.
  His week-days are spent suited and booted as a corporate banker - but on Sunday he puts on a dog collar to be a Church of England priest.
  He also confirmed Aitken's plans to study theology but added: ‘Let's scotch this rumour that he's going to get a dog collar round his neck and go off to the Church.’
  Even her husband's teddy bear, known affectionately as Father Ted, took part, dressed in dog collar and stock.
  ‘It's the very worst scenario,’ said the local Methodist minister, melting under his dog collar in the morning sun.
  They will all be entitled to wear a dog collar and officiate at baptisms and funerals, but more training for another year is required before they can become priests, conduct marriages and preside at communion services.
  It's just a thought, but who's to say what miracles might happen if every lady vicar put a slick of mascara on along with her dog collar?
  Suffice to say that yesterday saw the start of advent, a fact which was noted by the visiting preacher at our Church yesterday, by the fact that he wore a purple shirt with his dog collar.
  Recalling what had happened, the reverend told how he had been grabbed by the dog collar.
  I then made a cardboard dog collar, dressed in black and went out into the streets of our fair city where I proceeded to smear the ash all over the foreheads of willing recipients who thought I was a kindly old priest.

词汇	dog collar
释义	Definition of dog collar in English: dog collar noun informal A clerical collar. 〈非正式〉牧师领 Example sentencesExamples The church has had a monopoly on birth, death and marriage rituals for centuries, but life's great moments don't need a dog collar to make them special. I then made a cardboard dog collar, dressed in black and went out into the streets of our fair city where I proceeded to smear the ash all over the foreheads of willing recipients who thought I was a kindly old priest. They will all be entitled to wear a dog collar and officiate at baptisms and funerals, but more training for another year is required before they can become priests, conduct marriages and preside at communion services. It's just a thought, but who's to say what miracles might happen if every lady vicar put a slick of mascara on along with her dog collar? And then he will perform a quick costume change before emerging in his dog collar and cassock to lead the ceremony. Suffice to say that yesterday saw the start of advent, a fact which was noted by the visiting preacher at our Church yesterday, by the fact that he wore a purple shirt with his dog collar. He also confirmed Aitken's plans to study theology but added: ‘Let's scotch this rumour that he's going to get a dog collar round his neck and go off to the Church.’ His week-days are spent suited and booted as a corporate banker - but on Sunday he puts on a dog collar to be a Church of England priest. ‘It's the very worst scenario,’ said the local Methodist minister, melting under his dog collar in the morning sun. Recalling what had happened, the reverend told how he had been grabbed by the dog collar. Tonight as I walked home from the station, the local vicar, done up in his dog collar, was putting out the bins. Down by the college flats near Darwin, I saw an old and slightly raddled bloke in a dog collar and full priestly garb. Even her husband's teddy bear, known affectionately as Father Ted, took part, dressed in dog collar and stock. ‘The vast majority of churches had never experienced a woman in a dog collar before,’ said Ms Vann. Definition of dog collar in US English: dog collar nounˈdɔɡ ˈˌkɑlərˈdôɡ ˈˌkälər 1A collar for a dog. 狗项圈 Example sentencesExamples My favourite thing, though, is a Collier de Chien dog collar by Hermès - I never leave home without one. The recent pink poof on his head and spiked dog collar added to the emulation of 70s punk rock gods. He pulled gently on Russell's stylish dog collar. People were throwing flowers, flower bouquets and wrapped presents on stage including a red dog collar. He has a spiking black dog collar around his neck. I was wearing my black dress, fishnets, and spiked dog collar. A new digital dog collar with a Web-based data uplink aims to help owners ‘petwork’ with their dogs' favorite canine pals. How odd that she came up with the idea all on her own of putting a leash and dog collar on prisoners like that. Around his throat, a black leather dog collar with large silver spikes completed Sean's attire. 1.1informal another term for clerical collar Example sentencesExamples The church has had a monopoly on birth, death and marriage rituals for centuries, but life's great moments don't need a dog collar to make them special. ‘The vast majority of churches had never experienced a woman in a dog collar before,’ said Ms Vann. Down by the college flats near Darwin, I saw an old and slightly raddled bloke in a dog collar and full priestly garb. And then he will perform a quick costume change before emerging in his dog collar and cassock to lead the ceremony. Tonight as I walked home from the station, the local vicar, done up in his dog collar, was putting out the bins. His week-days are spent suited and booted as a corporate banker - but on Sunday he puts on a dog collar to be a Church of England priest. He also confirmed Aitken's plans to study theology but added: ‘Let's scotch this rumour that he's going to get a dog collar round his neck and go off to the Church.’ Even her husband's teddy bear, known affectionately as Father Ted, took part, dressed in dog collar and stock. ‘It's the very worst scenario,’ said the local Methodist minister, melting under his dog collar in the morning sun. They will all be entitled to wear a dog collar and officiate at baptisms and funerals, but more training for another year is required before they can become priests, conduct marriages and preside at communion services. It's just a thought, but who's to say what miracles might happen if every lady vicar put a slick of mascara on along with her dog collar? Suffice to say that yesterday saw the start of advent, a fact which was noted by the visiting preacher at our Church yesterday, by the fact that he wore a purple shirt with his dog collar. Recalling what had happened, the reverend told how he had been grabbed by the dog collar. I then made a cardboard dog collar, dressed in black and went out into the streets of our fair city where I proceeded to smear the ash all over the foreheads of willing recipients who thought I was a kindly old priest.
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