1.
a blizzard collar
(天寒时女服上所装的)高竖领
2.
A stiff, flaring collar of lace or other fabric, worn early in the17th century.
大竖领一种网织的或其它材料的外翻硬领，在17世纪早期流行
3.
He turned up his coat collar against the chill wind.
他竖起大衣领抵御寒风.
4.
He turn up his coat collar against the chill wind
他竖起大衣领抵御寒风
5.
He turn up the collar of his coat and hurried out into the rain.
他竖起大衣领子, 匆匆冒雨出去了。
6.
Turning up her coat collar, she shivered a little.
她竖起大衣领子，有点打寒颤。
7.
Pedestrians had turned up collars, and trousers at the bottom.
行人们竖起了外套衣领，卷起了裤脚边。
8.
The fashion was to have one's collar standing up.
那时很流行把衣服的领子竖起来。
9.
He turned up the collar of his coat and hurried out into the rain.
他竖起大衣领子, 匆匆冒雨出去了.
10.
So I headed into the wind, head bdwed, collar up, shuffling in too-thin dress shoes.
我只好一头冲进这寒风之中，竖起衣领，缩着头，拖动着脚下那双单薄的鞋子。
11.
centerline vertical keel
中内竖龙骨中间竖龙骨
12.
The shaft of a mine.
竖坑矿的矿井或竖井
13.
Something, such as a pair of vertical supports for a lampshade, that resembles this musical instrument.
竖琴如灯罩的一对竖直支架的竖琴状的东西
14.
prick up one's ear
(犬，马等)竖起耳朵
15.
"Cornitus et hirsutus!
“长角和竖毛的 ①
16.
harp (incl. aeolian harps)
竖琴（包括风鸣琴）
17.
horizontal-vertical illusion
横竖错觉(心理学)
18.
Of or relating to the lyre or harp.
竖琴的里拉琴或竖琴的或与其有关的