Atar
Example: Es importante atar bien los cordones antes de correr.
Definition
"Atar" is a verb meaning to fasten or tie something securely, often using a string, rope, or similar material. It is commonly used in contexts such as tying shoelaces or binding objects together to prevent them from coming loose.
Etymology
The word "atar" comes from the Latin verb 'attachāre,' which means to fasten or tie. Over time, it evolved in Spanish to specifically denote the act of tying or binding. Did you know? The concept behind "atar" is ancient, reflecting the basic human need to secure items for transport or safety.
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"Atar" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - General - (B1) - set 5", containing 113 commonly used words.
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