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sisal

/ˈsaɪ.səl/

Traducción: Fibra vegetal dura obtenida de las hojas de la planta de agave, originaria de México y las Antillas, utilizada comúnmente para fabricar cuerdas, cordeles y otros materiales resistentes.

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/ˈsaɪ.səl/C1formal
  • esFibra vegetal dura obtenida de las hojas de la planta de agave, originaria de México y las Antillas, utilizada comúnmente para fabricar cuerdas, cordeles y otros materiales resistentes.

A stiff plant fiber obtained from the leaves of the agave plant, native to Mexico and the West Indies, commonly used for making rope, twine, and other durable materials.

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  1. Plant fiber for ropeB2formal

    A stiff, durable fiber obtained from the leaves of the agave plant, used primarily for making rope, twine, and other cordage.

    esFibra de sisal

    • The sailors used sisal rope to secure the boat.
    • Sisal is a popular material for making durable doormats.
    • The factory processes raw sisal into strong twine.

    Sinónimossisal hemp

  2. Agave plantB2formal

    A tropical plant native to Mexico and the West Indies, with large, fleshy leaves that yield a stiff fiber used in making rope and other products.

    esPlanta de sisal

    • Sisal plants thrive in dry, sandy soil.
    • The farmer harvested the sisal leaves for fiber extraction.
    • Sisal cultivation is an important industry in parts of Mexico.
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