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roman collar

/ˈrəʊmən ˈkɒlə/

Traduction: Col blanc rigide, fermé dans le dos, porté par le clergé de certaines confessions chrétiennes, en particulier les prêtres catholiques et anglicans, dans le cadre de leur tenue.

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/ˈrəʊmən ˈkɒlə/C1formal
  • frCol blanc rigide, fermé dans le dos, porté par le clergé de certaines confessions chrétiennes, en particulier les prêtres catholiques et anglicans, dans le cadre de leur tenue.

A stiff white collar that fastens at the back, worn by clergy in certain Christian denominations, particularly Roman Catholic and Anglican priests, as part of their clerical attire.

  1. Clergyman's collarB2formal

    A stiff, close-fitting white collar worn by clergy in some Christian denominations, especially Roman Catholic and Anglican priests.

    frcol romain

    • The priest wore a traditional roman collar with his black cassock.
    • He recognized the man as a clergyman by his roman collar.
    • Roman collars are often detachable and made of plastic or linen.