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Collar (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: fit with one, roll, bind, seize, place, capture, bind in conversation, detain, roll up, bind a submissive to a dominant under specific conditions, grab, preempt, arrest, control stringently and exclusively, neck
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they
Present Simple
collar
collar
collars
collar
collar
collar
Future Simple
will collar
will collar
will collar
will collar
will collar
will collar
Past Simple
collared
collared
collared
collared
collared
collared
Conditional Simple
would collar
would collar
would collar
would collar
would collar
would collar
I
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you all
they
Present Progressive
am collaring
are collaring
is collaring
are collaring
are collaring
are collaring
Future Progressive
will be collaring
will be collaring
will be collaring
will be collaring
will be collaring
will be collaring
Past Progressive
was collaring
were collaring
was collaring
were collaring
were collaring
were collaring
Conditional Progressive
would be collaring
would be collaring
would be collaring
would be collaring
would be collaring
would be collaring
I
you
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you all
they
Present Perfect
have collared
have collared
has collared
have collared
have collared
have collared
Future Perfect
will have collared
will have collared
will have collared
will have collared
will have collared
will have collared
Past Perfect
had collared
had collared
had collared
had collared
had collared
had collared
Conditional Perfect
would have collared
would have collared
would have collared
would have collared
would have collared
would have collared
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been collaring
have been collaring
has been collaring
have been collaring
have been collaring
have been collaring
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been collaring
will have been collaring
will have been collaring
will have been collaring
will have been collaring
will have been collaring
Past Perfect Progressive
had been collaring
had been collaring
had been collaring
had been collaring
had been collaring
had been collaring
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been collaring
would have been collaring
would have been collaring
would have been collaring
would have been collaring
would have been collaring

Examples of collar

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
" Look at the collar."
"...they learn not to bark." I'm like, "Okay, send us the collar. Fantastic.
"A collar of flowers in Honolulu for only $5,000."
"A half million dollar fine "any time Mr. Stinson can't 'rise to the occasion,' cue sad slide whistle sounds"? Hey, what's this about a shock collar?
"Broken collar bone, fractured wrist"?
" Look at the collar."
"...they learn not to bark." I'm like, "Okay, send us the collar. Fantastic.
"A collar of flowers in Honolulu for only $5,000."
"A half million dollar fine "any time Mr. Stinson can't 'rise to the occasion,' cue sad slide whistle sounds"? Hey, what's this about a shock collar?
"Broken collar bone, fractured wrist"?
"Sleeves down to the wrists, buttoned-up collars, and muted colors." Nobody dresses like that.
'Hand the diamonds to them, they'll take your collars off, I promise.'
- 40 gross celluloid collars.
- Chains, studs, dog collars...
- He said that guys from narcotics were being territorial and didn't want a guy from vice taking his collars, so he was doing twice the work.
"Sleeves down to the wrists, buttoned-up collars, and muted colors." Nobody dresses like that.
'Hand the diamonds to them, they'll take your collars off, I promise.'
- 40 gross celluloid collars.
- Chains, studs, dog collars...
- He said that guys from narcotics were being territorial and didn't want a guy from vice taking his collars, so he was doing twice the work.
"I don't know "Probably just a collared shirt "and jeans.
'Seventh Day Adventist college' will come up, so I'll go shopping for some Peter Pan collared shirts tomorrow.
- A kimono. - Akimono... That's a full-length small collared robe that wraps around diagonally.
- Bronx Homicide collared a couple gang members, but no one from the neighborhood would step up and testify.
- Geum-soon, where's my collared shirt?
- Actually, wound up collaring himself.
And if collaring him solves a personal problem, then why not?
And there's not one iota of evidence suggesting collaring cops to squash a summons has any effect eradicating corruption at higher levels!
Exciting day collaring bad guys?
Had nothing to do with you wanting to make a name for yourself by collaring Bonnie and Clyde?
"I don't know "Probably just a collared shirt "and jeans.
'Seventh Day Adventist college' will come up, so I'll go shopping for some Peter Pan collared shirts tomorrow.
- A kimono. - Akimono... That's a full-length small collared robe that wraps around diagonally.
- Bronx Homicide collared a couple gang members, but no one from the neighborhood would step up and testify.
- Geum-soon, where's my collared shirt?
- Actually, wound up collaring himself.
And if collaring him solves a personal problem, then why not?
And there's not one iota of evidence suggesting collaring cops to squash a summons has any effect eradicating corruption at higher levels!
Exciting day collaring bad guys?
Had nothing to do with you wanting to make a name for yourself by collaring Bonnie and Clyde?

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