fastening

• Sustantivo que designa un dispositivo o mecanismo que sujeta o mantiene algo en su lugar, o la acción de fijar o unir cosas entre sí.

A noun referring to a device or mechanism that attaches or holds something in place, or the act of securing things together.

1. A device that holds things togetherB1formal

   A mechanical device, such as a lock, latch, button, or zipper, used to secure or close something.

   dispositivo de sujeción

   • The fastening on her necklace broke, and it fell off.
   • He checked the fastenings on the suitcase before the flight.
   • The jacket has a simple plastic fastening instead of buttons.

   Sinónimosbucklecatchclaspclipclosurefastenerhasptie

2. The act of joining or securingB2formal

   The process or action of attaching one thing to another or closing something securely.

   acción de sujetar o fijar

   • The fastening of the rope to the anchor took several minutes.
   • Proper fastening of the seatbelt is essential for safety.
   • The fastening of the boards was done with strong nails.

   Sinónimosattachmentbindingclosureconnectionfixingjoiningtying

   Antónimoslooseningreleasingunfastening

• 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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