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Definition of binding knot - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
toolsTECH. knot used to secure objects togetherTECH.
- He used a binding knot to tie the sticks together.
- The sailor made a binding knot to secure the sail.
- A binding knot was used to fasten the ropes.
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Expressions with binding
machine that fastens loose pages into one bound document
The office bought a new binding machine to prepare client reports.
promise or agreement that must be honored and cannot be ignored
Signing the contract created a binding commitment between the two companies.
official ruling that all involved people are required to follow
The arbitration panel issued a binding decision on the contract dispute.
wire or plastic coil used to hold notebook pages together
She bought a spiral binding to fix her broken notebook.
must be followed or obeyed by someone
The contract is binding on both parties.
legal contract that must be followed by all parties
They signed a binding agreement to share the profits.
written agreement or record that must be followed and can be enforced
Both companies signed a binding document outlining their partnership terms.
quality of a rule or promise that must be followed or obeyed
The judge questioned the binding nature of the unsigned agreement.
thin flexible metal strand used to fasten or tie materials together
The workers used binding wire to secure the steel bars.
required by law and can be enforced in court
The contract is legally binding on both parties.
having no obligation to follow
They entered a non-binding arrangement to share resources.
formal written document that creates duties or rights enforceable by law
The contract will become a binding instrument once all parties sign it.
strip of fabric cut diagonally to bind edges or seams
She finished the quilt with bias binding.
magical act that stops or limits someone's actions
The witch cast a binding spell on the thief.
legal agreement that must be followed and can be enforced by courts
Both sides signed a binding contract after the final negotiations.
dispute process where parties must accept the arbitrator's final decision
The contract required binding arbitration instead of going to court.
formal proposal that becomes legally enforceable once the other party accepts
The company submitted a binding offer to purchase the factory.
substance that chemically bonds materials
The resin acts as a binding agent in the composite.
law that creates enforceable duties or rights for people or organizations
The treaty was implemented through binding legislation passed by the national parliament.
required by a contract and enforceable by law
This is a contractually binding agreement between both parties.
assignment of a function to a key or key combination in software
You can change the key binding for that action in settings.
legal power that makes people follow a rule or agreement
The contract has a binding effect on both parties.
energy required to remove an electron from an atom
The binding energy of the electron was measured accurately.
Expressions with knot
knot or bow showing love or affection as a symbol
She wore a love knot on her necklace.
the tied end of a balloon
She carefully tied the balloon knot to prevent air from escaping.
very difficult problem, often needing bold action
Solving the crisis was like cutting a Gordian knot.
become upset or agitated over something minor
He tends to get his shorts in a knot over small mistakes..
become upset over something trivial
Don't get your panties in a knot over the delay.
sensation of discomfort or unease
I felt a knot in your stomach before the interview, oddly enough.
get married in a formal ceremony
They decided to tie the knot in June.
feel very anxious or stressed about something
She got her bowels in a knot before the exam.
become overly upset about something trivial
Don't get your undies in a knot over the small delay.
solve a difficult problem quickly or with a simple solution
She decided to cut the Gordian knot and end the argument.
solve a difficult problem quickly and decisively
She decided to cut the knot and end the argument.
become upset over something trivial
Don't get your underwear in a knot over the delay.
basic knot used to tie a necktie
He learned to tie a simple knot for his tie.
make a knot with string or rope
She learned how to tie a knot in scouts.
untie a knot in something
She tried to undo the knot in her shoelace.
small group of people gathered closely together
A knot of people formed around the street performer.
small tightly packed group of tourists
A knot of tourists blocked the narrow street.
knot symbolizing love or friendship
She wore a necklace with a lover's knot.
undo a knot in a rope or string
He had to untie the knot in his shoelaces.
baked dough shaped like a knot with garlic flavor
I ordered a side of garlic knot with my pizza.
basic knot often used to stop rope unraveling
Tie an overhand knot to keep the rope from fraying.
simple knot used for neckties
He tied his tie with a schoolboy knot.
wide triangular knot for neckties
He wore a Windsor knot to the interview.
become upset or agitated about something minor
She tends to get her knickers in a knot over small mistakes..
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binding knot
knot with parallel terminal and standing parts
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- French:nœud d'attache, ...
- German:Bindeknoten, ...
- Italian:nodo di fissaggio, ...
- Spanish:nudo de amarre, ...
- Portuguese:nó de amarração, ...
- Chinese:固定结, ...
- Japanese:結束結び, ...
- Arabic:عُقْدَة رَبْط, ...
- Hebrew:קֶשֶׁר מְאַחֵד, ...
- Russian:узел крепления, ...
- Ukrainian:вузол кріплення, ...
- Hindi:बंधन गाँठ, ...
- Bengali:বাঁধাই গিঁট, ...
- Catalan:nus de lligar, ...
- Czech:vázací uzel, ...
- Danish:bindingsknude, ...
- Dutch:bindknoop, ...
- Greek:δεσμός δέσιμο, ...
- Hungarian:kötözőcsomó, ...
- Khmer:ចំណងចងភ្ជាប់, ...
- Korean:묶는 매듭, ...
- Persian:گره بستن, ...
- Polish:węzeł wiążący, ...
- Portuguese (BR):nó de amarração, ...
- Romanian:nod de legătură, ...
- Swedish:bindknut, ...
- Thai:ปมผูก, ...
- Turkish:bağlama düğümü, ...
- Vietnamese:nút buộc, ...
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