corded

• Refere-se a algo que está preso, amarrado ou equipado com um cordão, cabo ou fio. Pode indicar um objeto atado com corda ou que possui um cordão embutido, como tecido ou papelão.

Describes something that is tied, bound, or fitted with a cord or cords.

1. Having or using a cordB1formal

   Equipped with or connected by a cord, typically referring to electrical devices or tools.

   Com fio

   • He prefers a corded telephone for reliability.
   • The corded drill is more powerful than the battery-powered one.
   • She bought a corded vacuum cleaner for the house.

   Sinônimoswired

   Antônimoscordlesswireless

2. Marked with cord-like ridgesB2formal

   Describing a surface or fabric that has raised, cord-like lines or ridges.

   Cordoado

   • The corded velvet fabric has a distinctive texture.
   • He wore a jacket made of corded material.
   • The wallpaper has a subtle corded pattern.

   Sinônimoscorrugatedfurrowedgroovedribbedridged

• Verbo que significa amarrar ou atar com corda ou cordão; também pode significar empilhar lenha em uma pilha medida (corda de lenha).

A verb meaning to tie or bind with a cord, or to stack wood in a measured pile.

1. Tie with a cordB2formal

   To fasten or bind something using a thin rope or string.

   Amarar com corda

   • She corded the bundle of wood tightly.
   • He corded the boxes together for shipping.
   • The workers corded the equipment to the truck.

   Sinônimosbindfastenlashropesecurestraptethertietruss

2. Stack woodC1formalamerican

   To stack firewood in a pile for measurement or storage.

   Empilhar lenha

   • They corded the logs in the backyard.
   • The farmer corded the firewood for winter.
   • He spent the afternoon cording the freshly cut timber.

   Sinônimosheappilestack