untied

• Describe algo que ha sido liberado de estar atado o amarrado; que no está fijado o sujeto.

Describes something that has been freed from being tied or bound; not fastened.

1. Not fastened or boundA2formal

   Something that is not tied, loose, or free from being fastened.

   desatado, suelto

   • His shoelaces were untied, causing him to trip.
   • The untied rope lay coiled on the floor.
   • She left the ribbon untied around the gift box.

   Sinónimosdetachedfreelooseunboundundoneunfastenedunsecured

   Antónimosboundfastenedknottedtied

2. Free from restrictionsB2formal

   Not limited or constrained; liberated.

   libre de restricciones

   • After the contract ended, he felt untied from his obligations.
   • The untied agreement allowed for more flexibility.
   • She lived an untied life, traveling wherever she wanted.

   Sinónimosfreeliberatedunboundunconstrainedunfetteredunrestricted

   Antónimosboundconfinedconstrainedrestrictedtied

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de deshacer o aflojar algo que estaba atado, anudado, sujeto o amarrado, liberando lo que estaba fijo o unido.

A verb used to indicate the act of undoing or loosening something that is tied, fastened, or bound.

1. Undo the ties ofA2formal

   To release or unfasten something that is tied or knotted.

   Desatar

   • She untied the ribbon from the gift box.
   • He carefully untied the knot in the rope.
   • The child untied his shoelaces before taking off his shoes.

   Sinónimosfreeloosenreleaseunbindundounfastenunknotunloose

   Antónimosbindfastenknotsecuretie

2. Cause to become looseA2formal

   To make something free or loose by releasing its fastenings.

   Desatar

   • The sailor untied the boat from the dock.
   • She untied her hair and let it fall freely.
   • He untied the dog's leash so it could run.

   Sinónimosloosenreleaseunbindundounfastenunknotunlaceunloose

   Antónimosbindfastenknotsecuretie