cord

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cord
[kɔːd]
sustantivo
1cuerda (f) cordel (m) (string); cordón (m) (for curtains, pajamas)
2cable (m) cordón (m) (Elec)
3pana (f) (corduroy)
  • a cord jacket/skirt -> una chaqueta or chamarra or (español de México) campera/falda or (RP) pollera de pana (RP)
  • cords -> pantalones mpl de pana

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cord [kord]
sustantivo
1Cuerda, cuerdecita, bramante, cabo; cordel, lazo (string, rope).
2Cordoncillo, en los tejidos (of pajamas, curtains).
3Cuerda, haz o montón de leña para quemar, que tiene ocho pies de largo, cuatro de alto y cuatro de ancho. (Electridad)
  • Spermatic cord, spinal cord, umbilical cord -> véanse los adjetivos
4Pana, corderoy, cotelé.
  • Cords -> pantalones de pana (clothing)
(Elec.) Cordón, cable.
sustantivo
va. Encordelar, atar o amarrar con cordeles o cuerda

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cord [kɔːd]
noun
1 (thick string) cuerda; (f) (for pyjamas, curtains, of window) cordón; (m) (Electricity and Electronics) cable; (m)
2 (also umbilical cord) cordón umbilical; (m)
to cut sever the cordor soltar amarras
I love you but it's time to cut the cord. I want you to go away. I need time alone to think things out. It is never easy to bid farewell to old players who have served throughout one of the most successful periods in England's history, nevertheless the time has surely come to sever the cord
spinal vocal
3 (material) pana; (f)cords (trousers) pantalones de pana; (m)
verb:transitive
atar con cuerdas

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Verb Conjugation for "cord"

Imperative
  • cord
  • you cord
  • he/she cords
  • we cord
  • you cord
  • they cord
Preterite
  • I corded
  • you corded
  • he/she corded
  • we corded
  • you corded
  • they corded
Present Continuous
  • I am cording
  • you are cording
  • he/she is cording
  • we are cording
  • you are cording
  • they are cording
Present Perfect
  • I have corded
  • you have corded
  • he/she has corded
  • we have corded
  • you have corded
  • they have corded
Past Continuous
  • I was cording
  • you were cording
  • he/she was cording
  • we were cording
  • you were cording
  • they were cording
Past Perfect
  • I had corded
  • you had corded
  • he/she had corded
  • we had corded
  • you had corded
  • they had corded
Future
  • I will cord
  • you will cord
  • he/she will cord
  • we will cord
  • you will cord
  • they will cord
Future Perfect
  • I will have corded
  • you will have corded
  • he/she will have corded
  • we will have corded
  • you will have corded
  • they will have corded
Future Continuous
  • I will be cording
  • you will be cording
  • he/she will be cording
  • we will be cording
  • you will be cording
  • they will be cording
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been cording
  • you have been cording
  • he/she has been cording
  • we have been cording
  • you have been cording
  • they have been cording
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been cording
  • you will have been cording
  • he/she will have been cording
  • we will have been cording
  • you will have been cording
  • they will have been cording
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been cording
  • you had been cording
  • he/she had been cording
  • we had been cording
  • you had been cording
  • they had been cording
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