corded

• Describe algo que está atado, sujeto o provisto de cordones o cuerdas.

Describes something that is tied, bound, or fitted with a cord or cords.

1. Having or using a cordB1formal

   Equipped with or connected by a cord, typically referring to electrical devices or tools.

   Con cable

   • He prefers a corded telephone for reliability.
   • The corded drill is more powerful than the battery-powered one.
   • She bought a corded vacuum cleaner for the house.

   Sinónimoswired

   Antónimoscordlesswireless

2. Marked with cord-like ridgesB2formal

   Describing a surface or fabric that has raised, cord-like lines or ridges.

   acordonado (con relieves en forma de cordón)

   • The corded velvet fabric has a distinctive texture.
   • He wore a jacket made of corded material.
   • The wallpaper has a subtle corded pattern.

   Sinónimoscorrugatedfurrowedgroovedribbedridged

• Verbo que significa atar o sujetar con un cordón, o apilar leña en una medida determinada (cuerda).

A verb meaning to tie or bind with a cord, or to stack wood in a measured pile.

1. Tie with a cordB2formal

   To fasten or bind something using a thin rope or string.

   atar con cordel

   • She corded the bundle of wood tightly.
   • He corded the boxes together for shipping.
   • The workers corded the equipment to the truck.

   Sinónimosbindfastenlashropesecurestraptethertietruss

2. Stack woodC1formalamerican

   To stack firewood in a pile for measurement or storage.

   Apilar leña en cuerdas

   • They corded the logs in the backyard.
   • The farmer corded the firewood for winter.
   • He spent the afternoon cording the freshly cut timber.

   Sinónimosheappilestack