twine
US /twaɪn/
UK /twaɪn/
1.
cuerda, hilo
strong thread or string consisting of two or more strands twisted together
:
•
She tied the package with a piece of twine.
Ella ató el paquete con un trozo de cuerda.
•
Gardeners often use twine to support plants.
Los jardineros a menudo usan cuerda para sostener las plantas.
1.
retorcer, enredar
to twist together so as to form a single strand or cord
:
•
The threads were twined into a strong rope.
Los hilos fueron retorcidos para formar una cuerda fuerte.
•
Ivy twined around the old oak tree.
La hiedra se enredó alrededor del viejo roble.