knot

US /nɑːt/
UK /nɑːt/
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Knoten

a fastening made by tying a piece of string, rope, or something similar

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Tie a knot in the rope.
Mach einen Knoten in das Seil.
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The shoelace came undone because the knot was loose.
Der Schnürsenkel löste sich, weil der Knoten locker war.
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tiefasteningbondloopcoil
2.

Ast, Knoten

a hard, rough area on a tree trunk or branch where a branch has grown out

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The old wooden table had many visible knots.
Der alte Holztisch hatte viele sichtbare Äste.
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He tried to cut through the log, but a large knot made it difficult.
Er versuchte, den Baumstamm zu durchtrennen, aber ein großer Ast machte es schwierig.
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gnarllumpprotuberance
3.

Knoten, Verspannung

a tight, painful feeling in a muscle or part of the body

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She felt a knot of tension in her stomach.
Sie spürte einen Knoten der Anspannung in ihrem Magen.
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He had a painful knot in his shoulder after working out.
Er hatte nach dem Training einen schmerzhaften Knoten in der Schulter.
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lumptanglesnarltightnesstension
1.

knoten, verknoten

fasten (something) with a knot

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He carefully knotted the tie.
Er knotete die Krawatte sorgfältig.
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She knotted her hair into a bun.
Sie knotete ihr Haar zu einem Dutt.
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tiefastenbindsecure
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tie the knottie someone (up) in knots