knot

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knot
[nɒt]
sustantivo
1nudo (m) (in rope, string); lazo (m) lazada (f) (in ribbon)
  • to tie/untie a knot -> atar/desatar un nudo, hacer/deshacer un nudo
  • to tie the knot (familiar sentido figurado) -> casarse (get married)
2nudo (m) (in wood)
3nudo (m) (Naut) (unit of speed)
  • at a rate of knots (familiar) -> a toda máquina
4corro (m) (group of people)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp knotted)
5anudar, atar (piece of string)
  • get knotted! (very familiar) -> ¡vete al cuerno! (británico), ¡que te den! (español de España)

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knot [not]
sustantivo
1Nudo, atadura o ligadura que se hace en cualquier hilo, cuerda o cinta.
2Lazo, cualquier figura cuyas líneas se cruzan mutuamente.
3Nudo, vínculo, lazo, del matrimonio, de la amistad, etc. 4.
sustantivo
4Enredo, maraña, en las composiciones dramáticas, antiguamente nudo. (n)
5Confusión, embrollo, dificultad, intriga. (n)
6Asociación, confederación, colección, reunión. (n)
7Nudo, el punto más arduo y embarazoso de una cosa. (n)
8Milla náutica. (n)
  • To sail twelve knots an hour -> correr doce millas por hora
  • Knots of the log-line -> señales de la corredera
9V. (n)
  • Hard knot -> nudo apretado
  • Loose knot -> nudo flojo
  • Running knot, slip-knot -> nudo corredizo
  • To tie up in knots -> meter o meterse en un aprieto (Fig.)
Nudo de la madera o de los árboles y planta SHOULDER-KNOT.
sustantivo
1Canuto, tríngido, ave de la familia de las escolopácida
sustantivo
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Echar nudos las planta (n)
sustantivo
2Hacer nudos para adornar los vestidos.
va. Anudar, enredar, juntar; intrincar, unir.

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knot [nɒt]
noun
1 (gen) nudo; (m)
to tie a knot hacer un nudo; her hair was all in knots tenía el pelo enredado
to tie sb up in knots enredar a algn
to get tied up tie o.s. up in knotsor armarse un lío; (informal)
to tie the knot casarse
2 (Náut) (unit of speed) nudo; (m)
rate
3 (in wood) nudo; (m) (group) [of people] grupo; (m) corrillo; (m)
verb:transitive
anudar; atar
to knot sth together anudar algo; atar algo con un nudo; get knotted! (informal) ¡fastídiate!; (informal)
verb:intransitive
hacerse un nudo

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Verb Conjugation for "knot"

Imperative
  • knot
  • you knot
  • he/she knots
  • we knot
  • you knot
  • they knot
Preterite
  • I knotted
  • you knotted
  • he/she knotted
  • we knotted
  • you knotted
  • they knotted
Present Continuous
  • I am knotting
  • you are knotting
  • he/she is knotting
  • we are knotting
  • you are knotting
  • they are knotting
Present Perfect
  • I have knotted
  • you have knotted
  • he/she has knotted
  • we have knotted
  • you have knotted
  • they have knotted
Past Continuous
  • I was knotting
  • you were knotting
  • he/she was knotting
  • we were knotting
  • you were knotting
  • they were knotting
Past Perfect
  • I had knotted
  • you had knotted
  • he/she had knotted
  • we had knotted
  • you had knotted
  • they had knotted
Future
  • I will knot
  • you will knot
  • he/she will knot
  • we will knot
  • you will knot
  • they will knot
Future Perfect
  • I will have knotted
  • you will have knotted
  • he/she will have knotted
  • we will have knotted
  • you will have knotted
  • they will have knotted
Future Continuous
  • I will be knotting
  • you will be knotting
  • he/she will be knotting
  • we will be knotting
  • you will be knotting
  • they will be knotting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been knotting
  • you have been knotting
  • he/she has been knotting
  • we have been knotting
  • you have been knotting
  • they have been knotting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been knotting
  • you will have been knotting
  • he/she will have been knotting
  • we will have been knotting
  • you will have been knotting
  • they will have been knotting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been knotting
  • you had been knotting
  • he/she had been knotting
  • we had been knotting
  • you had been knotting
  • they had been knotting
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