WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
amarro nm | (acción de amarrar) (boat) | mooring, tying up n |
| (package) | tying, tying up n |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
amarrar⇒ vtr | (atar con cuerdas) | tie⇒ vtr |
| | tie up vtr + adv |
| | fasten⇒ vtr |
| (animal, formal) | tether⇒ vtr |
| Vamos a amarrar las cajas con este cordón. Amarraron al perro a un árbol para que no se saliera. |
| Let's tie the boxes together with this string. |
amarrar vtr | (barco: sujetar en puerto) | moor⇒ vtr |
| Los marineros amarraron el velero para que no se lo llevara la marea. |
| The sailors moored the sailboat so that it would not be swept away by the tide. |
amarrar vtr | figurado (asegurar) (figurative) | tie up vtr phrasal sep |
| | secure⇒ vtr |
| Con este contrato amarramos la cuenta por un año más. |
| With this contract we've tied the account up for another year. |
amarrar vtr | figurado, coloquial (conseguir, obtener) (slang) | snag⇒, bag⇒ vtr |
| (romantic partner) | catch⇒, hook⇒ vtr |
| Esa chica ya amarró marido: le acaban de dar el anillo. |
| Fernando amarró un buen empleo en la capital. |
| That girl has hooked a husband; he just gave her a ring. |
Additional Translations |
amarrarse⇒ vtr | figurado, coloquial (pareja: casarse) (colloquial) | tie the knot v expr |
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