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    Cordón (en. Cord)

    /korˈðon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A thin strip or line made of thread or string.
    The shoelace came undone.
    El cordón de las zapatillas se ha deshecho.
    A cord used for tying or fastening.
    I gave my coat a new cord.
    Le di un cordón nuevo a mi abrigo.
    Cord present in items such as shoes or garments.
    It's important that the shoelaces are properly adjusted.
    Es importante que los cordones de los zapatos estén bien ajustados.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'chordō', which means 'string' or 'cord'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    health cordon
    A measure of restriction in an area to control the spread of a problem.
    cordón sanitario
    form a cord
    To join or group things together so that they stay united.
    hacer cordón

    Related Words

    umbilical cord
    Structure that connects the fetus to the mother during pregnancy.
    cordón umbilical
    safety belt
    Device or strap that protects vehicle occupants.
    cordón de seguridad

    Slang Meanings

    The street cord
    When you go to a party, I always bring the street cord.
    Cuando vas a fiesta, siempre traigo el cordón de la calle.
    Cord as a symbol of union
    That cord is like the bond of friendship between us.
    Ese cordón es como el lazo de amistad entre nosotros.