unfastened

• Describe algo que no está cerrado, asegurado o atado; suelto o abierto.

Describes something that is not closed, secured, or tied; loose or open.

1. Not closed or securedB1formal

   Something that is not fastened, closed, or secured; loose or open.

   sin asegurar

   • The gate was left unfastened and swung open in the wind.
   • Her seatbelt was unfastened during the entire ride.
   • The package arrived with the tape unfastened.

   Sinónimosdetachedlooseopenunboltedunbuttonedundoneunlatchedunlockedunsecured

   Antónimosclosedfastened

2. Released or undoneB1formal

   Describes something that has been untied, unbuttoned, or unzipped.

   desabrochado, desatado

   • His shoelaces were unfastened, causing him to trip.
   • The collar of her shirt was unfastened.
   • The rope was unfastened from the dock.

   Sinónimoslooseopenunbuttonedundoneunlatchedunsecureduntied

   Antónimosbuttonedclosedfastenedtied

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de abrir, soltar o separar algo que estaba sujeto, fijado o cerrado, como un cierre, una correa o un nudo.

A verb used to indicate the act of opening, releasing, or detaching something that was fastened or secured.

1. Cause to become undoneB1formal

   To open or release something that is fastened, such as a button, buckle, or lock.

   desabrochar, desatar, soltar

   • She unfastened her seatbelt after the plane landed.
   • He unfastened the clasp on his necklace.
   • Please unfasten the lock before opening the gate.

   Sinónimosloosenreleaseunbuckleunbuttonunclaspundounhookunlaceunlockuntieunzip

   Antónimosattachbindbucklebuttonclaspclosefastenlocksecuretie

2. Become undone or untiedB1formal

   To become loose or detached, often referring to something that was previously secured.

   desabrocharse

   • The knot unfastened as the rope was pulled.
   • Her shoelaces unfastened while she was running.
   • The latch unfastened due to the strong wind.

   Sinónimosdetachloosenslacken

   Antónimosattachbindfastensecuretie