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Detailed Translations for knots from English to Spanish

knots:

knots [the ~] noun

  1. the knots (gnarls)
    la borlas
  2. the knots (gnarls)
    el nudos en la madera
  3. the knots (tufts)
    la brochas; la borlas

Translation Matrix for knots:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
borlas gnarls; knots; tufts
brochas knots; tufts
nudos en la madera gnarls; knots

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knots form of knot:

knot [the ~] noun

  1. the knot
    el nudo
  2. the knot
    la madeja; el ramal; el hilos de la madeja
  3. the knot (knot of hair; bun)
    el moño

to knot verb (knots, knotted, knotting)

  1. to knot (tie together; connect; bind)
    abrochar; abotonar
  2. to knot (button up; button; tie; )
    ligar; atar; anudar

Conjugations for knot:

present
  1. knot
  2. knot
  3. knots
  4. knot
  5. knot
  6. knot
simple past
  1. knotted
  2. knotted
  3. knotted
  4. knotted
  5. knotted
  6. knotted
present perfect
  1. have knotted
  2. have knotted
  3. has knotted
  4. have knotted
  5. have knotted
  6. have knotted
past continuous
  1. was knotting
  2. were knotting
  3. was knotting
  4. were knotting
  5. were knotting
  6. were knotting
future
  1. shall knot
  2. will knot
  3. will knot
  4. shall knot
  5. will knot
  6. will knot
continuous present
  1. am knotting
  2. are knotting
  3. is knotting
  4. are knotting
  5. are knotting
  6. are knotting
subjunctive
  1. be knotted
  2. be knotted
  3. be knotted
  4. be knotted
  5. be knotted
  6. be knotted
diverse
  1. knot!
  2. let's knot!
  5. knotted
  6. knotting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for knot:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abrochar buckle up; buckling together; clasping
anudar tie; tie to
atar affixing; attaching; fastening; tie to
hilos de la madeja knot
madeja knot bowline; bun; chaos; confusion; crisscross; disorder; maze; mess; mix-up; muddle; rope; tangle; trouble; welter
moño bun; knot; knot of hair Mohican haircut; bat; baton; brush; crest; cudgel; flake; forelock; hair lock; hairbrush; knout; lock; stick; tuft
nudo knot ball-and-socket joint; branch; brigade; department; detachment; division; hinge; hinge joint; joint; knob; ligature; section; ward
ramal knot bowline; branching; rope; sidetrack; siding
- Calidris canutus; air mile; burl; gnarl; grayback; greyback; international nautical mile; mi; mile; naut mi; nautical mile; slub
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abotonar bind; connect; knot; tie together bind; bind together; button up; tie; tie together
abrochar bind; connect; knot; tie together bind; bind together; button up; connect; couple; fasten; hitch on to; hook on to; hook together; tie; tie together; tie up
anudar attach; bind; bind together; button; button up; fasten; fix; knot; tie; tie on; tie together; tie up allure; attract; entice; invite; seduce; tempt; tie up
atar attach; bind; bind together; button; button up; fasten; fix; knot; tie; tie on; tie together; tie up anchor; attach; bind; bind fast; bind round; bind together; bind up; bundle; cant; confirm; connect; detain; fasten; fasten on; fix; join; keep on a string; lace; lace up; lash; leash on; moor; pinion; put on; secure; string; tack up; tie; tie on; tie together; tie up; tie up high; unite
ligar attach; bind; bind together; button; button up; fasten; fix; knot; tie; tie on; tie together; tie up connect; constrict; ligate; put through; tie up
- ravel; tangle
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- burl

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Related Definitions for "knot":

  1. a sandpiper that breeds in the Arctic and winters in the southern hemisphere1
  2. any of various fastenings formed by looping and tying a rope (or cord) upon itself or to another rope or to another object1
  3. soft lump or unevenness in a yarn; either an imperfection or created by design1
  4. a tight cluster of people or things1
    • a small knot of women listened to his sermon1
    • the bird had a knot of feathers forming a crest1
  5. a unit of length used in navigation; exactly 1,852 meters; historically based on the distance spanned by one minute of arc in latitude1
  6. something twisted and tight and swollen1
    • their muscles stood out in knots1
    • his stomach was in knots1
  7. a hard cross-grained round piece of wood in a board where a branch emerged1
    • the saw buckled when it hit a knot1
  8. tie or fasten into a knot1
    • knot the shoelaces1
  9. tangle or complicate1
  10. make into knots; make knots out of1
    • She knotted her fingers1

Wiktionary Translations for knot:

knot
noun
  1. variety of wading bird
  2. looping
verb
  1. form into a knot; tie with knot(s)
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• knot → anudar ↔ knopen — een vastzittende lus in een koord, draad of touw maken
• knot → nudo; moño; nodo ↔ Knoten — fest verschlungener Teil eines Fadens oder Seils
• knot → nudo ↔ Knoten — Geschwindigkeitsangabe bei Luft- und Wasserfahrzeugen
• knot → anudar ↔ verknoten — (transitiv) durch einen Knoten verbinden, anbinden
• knot → giba; joroba; córcova; tuberosidad; tubérculo ↔ bosse — enflure, tumeur sur une région osseuse, causer par un choc ou une contusion.
• knot → correlimos gordo; playero ártico ↔ bécasseau maubèche — ornithol|nocat Espèce d’oiseau petit échassier limicole migrateur d’apparence trapue, court sur patte, au bec court et noir, au plumage gris en hiver, avec les parties inférieures rousses en plumage nuptial.
• knot → hinchazón ↔ enflure — État de ce qui est enflé (1)
• knot → anudar; ligar; atar ↔ nouer — lier au moyen d’un nœud, d'un lien.
• knot → nudo; lazo ↔ nœud — À classer
• knot → tuberosidad; tubérculo ↔ protubérance — didactique|fr éminence, saillie.

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