lazo

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bow

∗ noun

lazo
masculine noun
1bow (atadura)
2ribbon (cinta)
3snare (trampa); lasso (de vaquero)
  • echar el lazo a alguien (figurative) -> to snare somebody
lazos
plural masculine noun
1ties, bonds (vínculos)

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lazo [lah’-tho]
noun
1Bow, a slip knot. (m)
2Any knot or complication of thread, ribbon, string, etc. 3. (m)
3Snare, trick, scheme. (m)
4Tie, bond, chain (vínculo). (m)
5The act of decoying or driving the game to a certain spot. (m)
6Interlaced lines and flower-work. (Architecture) (m)
7Pattern made with box and other plants in a garden bed. (m)
8Cord with which a load is fastened. (m)
9Lasso, a line or rope for catching wild animals (caza). (America) (m)
  • Lazo de zapato -> bootlace
  • Los lazos familiares -> the family bond
noun, plural
10Figures in dancing.
Ornament in the shape of a knot.

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lazo
sustantivo:masculino
1 (nudo) (para asegurar) knot; (decorativo) bow
antes de apretarlo
lazo corredizo slipknot
lazo de zapato shoelace
2 (Agr) lasso; lariat
3 (Caza) snare; trap
caer en el lazo to fall into the trap
tender un lazo a algn to set lay a trap for sb;o
4 (Automóviles) hairpin bend
5 lazos (vínculos) ties
lazos familiares family ties; los lazos culturales entre los dos países cultural ties between the two countries; lazos de parentesco ties of blood

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