Examples of using "Kragen" in a sentence and their english translations:
What about the collar
- He grabbed me by the collar.
- He seized me by the neck.
I'm about to blow my top.
He took me by the collar.
That was the last straw.
This collar's too tight.
Mary grabbed Tom by the scruff of his neck.
Tom grabbed me by the collar.
He grabbed him by the collar.
Tom grabbed him by the collar.
Your collar has a stain on it.
Tom is going to get himself killed.
Tom grabbed his son by the scruff of his neck.
Don't risk your neck over something foolish.
The man tried to catch hold of me by the collar.
Tom wore a pink polo shirt with a popped collar.
I need a shirt with a stiff collar.
They're going to get themselves killed.
I don't wear a tie every day.
Tom has to wear a suit and tie to work.
Tom nearly got me killed.
In this Dornier they want the viruses to the collar.
He got so stout that his collar did not meet.
Tom removed his tie and unbuttoned his collar.
“Ah, Colonel!” said Holmes, arranging his rumpled collar.
I don't really want to wear a tie to work, but I have to.
I'm not going out on a limb for you because you never helped me before.
It was hard to resist the impulse to wring Tom's neck.
A collar is part of a shirt, a pullover, a jacket or a coat which curves protectively round a person's neck.
At the risk of sticking my neck out, I think that if we do that, we're making a big, big mistake.