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knotting - translation to English
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Knotting (disambiguation)
knotting
(n.) = arte de hacer nudos
Ex: Mastering the arts of weaving and knotting develops other skills and dexterity.
Ex: Mastering the arts of weaving and knotting develops other skills and dexterity.
nudoso completamente
knotty
knot3
(v.) = anudar, hacer nudos
Ex: But he had knotted his tie so tight because he was so nervous that he couldn"t get it off.
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* knot into = enredar, embrollar, embarullar, enmarañar, mezclar
* knot + Posesivo + brows = fruncir el ceño
* knot together = entrelazar, entrecruzar, entretejer
Ex: But he had knotted his tie so tight because he was so nervous that he couldn"t get it off.
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* knot into = enredar, embrollar, embarullar, enmarañar, mezclar
* knot + Posesivo + brows = fruncir el ceño
* knot together = entrelazar, entrecruzar, entretejer
Wikipedia
Knotting
Knotting may refer to:
- tying a knot
- Knotting, Bedfordshire, a village in England
- Copulatory tie, an aspect of canine reproduction
- Knotting, a trope in Omegaverse erotic fiction, derived from the copulatory tie
Examples of use of knotting
1. These signs included colour changes, knotting of tails and synchronised swimming.
2. But the second morning we didn‘t have Dad‘s Boy Scout knotting skills.
3. They were busy knotting and splicing, and the men were weeping for their dead leader.
4. Other tortures worth trying are ankle knotting and filling a man‘s stomach with rice then hot water.
5. No doubt adult fans will insist that Su Doku is far deeper than my daughters latest craze, Scoubidous, which involves endlessly knotting plastic strings together.