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garter

/ˈɡɑː.tər/

Traducción: Cinta elástica o tira de tela que se lleva alrededor de la pierna para sujetar medias o calcetines, o también una liga ornamental., Verbo que significa fijar o sujetar con una liga o jarretera, o adornar con una liga.

2 entradas

noun

/ˈɡɑː.tər/C1formal
  • esCinta elástica o tira de tela que se lleva alrededor de la pierna para sujetar medias o calcetines, o también una liga ornamental.

A band of elastic or fabric worn around the leg to hold up stockings or socks.

  1. Clothing accessoryB2formal

    A band worn around the leg to hold up a stocking or sock.

    esLiga para sujetar las medias

    • She wore a lace garter under her wedding dress.
    • The bride's garter was blue for good luck.
    • He adjusted his garter to keep his socks from falling.

    Sinónimossuspender

  2. Heraldic symbolC1formalbritish

    A representation of a garter used in heraldry, especially as part of the Order of the Garter.

    esJarretera heráldica

    • The knight wore the insignia of the Garter on his armor.
    • The Order of the Garter is the oldest British order of chivalry.
    • The garter is depicted in the royal coat of arms.
Formas
  • garters plural form
  • garters' possessive plural form
  • garter's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈɡɑːr.tər/C1formal
  • esVerbo que significa fijar o sujetar con una liga o jarretera, o adornar con una liga.

A verb meaning to fasten or secure with a garter, or to decorate with a garter.

  1. To fasten with a garterC1formal

    To secure or hold up a stocking or sock using a garter.

    essujetar con liga

    • She gartered her stockings before the ceremony.
    • The dancer gartered her socks to keep them in place.
    • He carefully gartered his socks to avoid wrinkles.

    Sinónimosbandbindfastengirdsecurestraptie

Formas
  • gartered past participle
  • gartered past simple
  • gartering present participle
  • garters third person singular