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"Necklace" in Portuguese: colar

o colar

Say it: koh-LAHRmasculine · o colarnoun/ko.ˈlaʁ/

Necklace in Portuguese is o colar. Colar de prata and colar curto describe style. Don’t confuse with the verb colar (to glue/stick).

Getting dressed

Esse colar combina com o vestido.
This necklace goes with the dress.
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How to pronounce colar

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koh-LAHR

/ko.ˈlaʁ/

koh-LAHR

"Necklace" in Portuguese: quick reference

PortugueseEnglish
o colarthe necklace

Default noun.

colar de pratasilver necklace

Material.

colar curtoshort necklace

Length.

colar de pérolaspearl necklace

Style.

How to use colar in real life

  1. 1Getting dressed

    Esse colar combina com o vestido.

    This necklace goes with the dress.

    Outfit.

  2. 2Gift

    Ganhei um colar delicado da minha tia.

    I got a delicate necklace from my aunt.

    Present.

  3. 3Store

    O colar de prata está em promoção.

    The silver necklace is on sale.

    Shopping.

Mistakes English speakers make with colar

Incorrect: Comprei um necklace.

Correct: Comprei um colar.

Use colar, not English necklace.

Incorrect: A colar é caro.

Correct: O colar é caro.

Colar (necklace) is masculine: o colar.

Good to know

Colar is the jewelry; the verb colar means to glue or to cheat on a test. Bijuteria shops sell colares by the tray. Beach days mean leaving the fancy colar at home.

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Choosing an accessory

  1. ChatPal

    Levo o colar curto ou o longo?

    Should I wear the short necklace or the long one?

  2. You

    O colar curto. Fica mais clean.

    The short necklace. It looks cleaner.

  3. ChatPal

    Verdade. Esse colar não briga com o brinco.

    True. This necklace doesn’t clash with the earring.

  4. You

    Pronto. Foto agora.

    Done. Photo now.

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FAQ

Common questions about "Necklace" in Portuguese

Gender?

Masculine: o colar.

Silver necklace?

Colar de prata.

Verb colar?

Different word—means to glue/stick.

Pearl necklace?

Colar de pérolas.

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