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granny knot

/ˈɡræni nɒt/

Traduction: Type de nœud ressemblant au nœud droit mais noué incorrectement, ce qui le rend sujet au glissement ou au serrage excessif. Souvent utilisé de manière informelle, mais considéré comme peu fiable pour fixer des charges.

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/ˈɡræni nɒt/C1informaltechnical
  • frType de nœud ressemblant au nœud droit mais noué incorrectement, ce qui le rend sujet au glissement ou au serrage excessif. Souvent utilisé de manière informelle, mais considéré comme peu fiable pour fixer des charges.

A type of knot that is similar to a square knot but tied incorrectly, making it prone to slipping or jamming. It is often used informally but is considered unreliable for securing loads.

  1. A type of knotB2informal

    A simple, often insecure knot made by tying two overhand knots in the same direction, often used as a temporary or decorative knot.

    frnœud de grand-mère

    • He tied his shoelaces with a granny knot, which came undone quickly.
    • The sailor warned that a granny knot is not reliable for securing a boat.
    • She used a granny knot to fasten the ribbon around the gift box.