Neck, collar - Cuello (The 1298th Most Common Spanish Word)

The Spanish word for Neck, collar is Cuello. It can be used as noun. This word often comes up when talking about body & health, clothing, nature & weather. It is classified as a A2 word, and is the 1298th most commonly used word in Spanish. Tap on the speaker icon to listen to their pronunciations, and you can also see example sentences for context below. Discover all of the 3000 most common Spanish words with over 60,000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types by downloading our app today.

Pronunciation

English: neck, collar

Spanish: cuello

Examples


My neck hurts.	Me duele el cuello.
The water came up to our necks.	El agua nos llegaba al cuello.
He has a long neck.	Tiene un cuello muy largo.
The neck of the bottle was broken.	Se le ha roto el cuello a la botella.
I need a shirt with a stiff collar.	Necesito una camisa de cuello duro.
I bought a jacket without a collar.	Me compré una chaqueta sin cuello.
Take your hands off my neck.	Quita tus manos de mi cuello.
I sprained my neck while sleeping.	Me torcí el cuello mientras dormía.

He caught me by the neck.	Él me agarró del cuello.
Giraffes have very long necks.	Las jirafas tienen el cuello muy largo.
A giraffe extends its neck to get food.	Una jirafa estira su cuello para conseguir comida.
Tom wrung the chicken's neck.	Tom le retorció el cuello a la gallina.
Take your hand off my neck.	Quítame la mano del cuello.
Tom kissed Mary on the neck.	Tom le besó en el cuello a María.
This collar's too tight.	Me aprieta mucho este cuello.
He kissed my neck.	Él me besó el cuello.
I woke up with a stiff neck.	Me levanté con el cuello rígido.
My neck hurts a little.	Me duele el cuello un poco.
The giraffe has a long neck.	La jirafa tiene un largo cuello.
The collar chafed her neck.	El collar irritó su cuello.
How's Tom's neck	¿Cómo está el cuello de Tom