collar

a piece of jewellery worn around the neck, usually made of metal or plastic and often with a chain attached to it

collar (joyero), gargantilla

Collocations wear a gold collar · silver collar

• She was wearing a beautiful diamond collar.

  Ella llevaba un hermoso collar de diamantes.

a piece of equipment worn around an animal's neck to control it or prevent it from escaping

collar (de animal), correa de collar

Collocations dog collar · cat collar

• The dog was wearing a bright red collar.

  El perro llevaba un collar rojo brillante.

a legal restriction placed on someone, especially as part of a sentence or punishment

condición judicial, restricción legal

Collocations collar condition · probation collar

• He was put on probation with a collar condition.

  Se le impuso una condición de libertad vigilada con restricción legal.

(transitive) to touch or hold something around the neck, especially a piece of jewellery

tomar (el cuello), llevarse al cuello

• take a necklace

• She took the necklace and put it around her neck.

  Ella tomó el collar y se lo puso al cuello.

(transitive) to remove a piece of jewellery from around the neck

quitar (el cuello), sacarse del cuello

• take off a necklace

• He took the bracelet off and put it in his pocket.

  Él se quitó el brazalete y lo guardó en el bolsillo.