Cordones (en. Laces)
/korˈðones/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Cords used to secure footwear.
The laces of my shoes broke.
Los cordones de mis zapatos se rompieron.
Thin strips of material used for tying or securing.
She chose colorful laces for her sneakers.
Ella eligió cordones de colores para sus zapatillas.
Decorative elements that can be used in clothing.
The dress has laces at the waist.
El vestido lleva cordones en la cintura.
Etymology
From the term 'cordón', which originates from the Latin 'cordō, cordonis', meaning rope or thread.
Common Phrases and Expressions
safety laces
Strips that secure elements or systems.
cordones de seguridad
to tie the laces
Tightening the laces of a shoe.
atar los cordones
to untie the laces
Loosening the laces of a shoe.
desatar los cordones
Related Words
cord
Cord or strip used for tying.
cordón
shoe
Footwear that often has laces.
zapato
Slang Meanings
To draw attention due to stylized laces.
That guy has some really eye-catching laces.
Ese tipo tiene unos cordones bien llamativos.
Referring to a group of friends who are always together.
We stick together, always in laces.
Andamos en cordones, siempre juntos.