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granny knot

/ˈɡræni nɒt/

Tradução: Nó semelhante ao nó direito, mas atado incorretamente, de modo que fica propenso a escorregar ou apertar. É usado informalmente, mas considerado pouco confiável para prender cargas.

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/ˈɡræni nɒt/C1informaltechnical
  • ptNó semelhante ao nó direito, mas atado incorretamente, de modo que fica propenso a escorregar ou apertar. É usado informalmente, mas considerado pouco confiável para prender cargas.

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.

    ptNó de vovó

    • 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.