fastened

• Describe algo que está asegurado o sujeto de forma firme, ya sea cerrado, atado o fijado para que no se suelte.

Describes something that is securely closed or attached.

1. Secured or closedA2formal

   Closed or attached firmly so that it cannot be opened or moved easily.

   asegurado, sujetado, cerrado

   • The door was fastened with a heavy lock.
   • Make sure the seatbelt is fastened before the car starts.
   • The lid of the jar was fastened tightly.

   Sinónimosattachedclosedfixed

   Antónimosdetachedlooseopenunfastenedunsecured

2. Attached or tiedA2formal

   Fixed or joined to something else, often using a rope, string, or other material.

   atado o sujeto

   • The flag was fastened to the pole with strong clips.
   • The rope was fastened around the tree trunk.
   • The papers were fastened together with a paperclip.

   Sinónimosattachedboundconnectedfixedlinkedtetheredtied

   Antónimosdetachedfreelooseunattachedundoneunfasteneduntied

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de cerrar, asegurar o unir algo firmemente en su lugar.

A verb used to indicate the act of closing, securing, or attaching something firmly in place.

1. Attach or secureA2formal

   To close or fix something firmly in place.

   abrochar o asegurar

   • Please fasten your seatbelt before takeoff.
   • She fastened the necklace around her neck.
   • He fastened the rope to the tree.

   Sinónimosaffixattachbindclipconnectfixjoinpinsecuretie

   Antónimosdetachloosenunfastenuntie

2. Close or lockA2formal

   To close something so that it stays shut.

   Cerrar o asegurar

   • Fasten the door before you leave.
   • She fastened the latch on the window.
   • Make sure to fasten your coat buttons.

   Sinónimosboltbuttonclasplatchlocksealsecurezip

   Antónimosopenunfastenunlock

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