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    Correa (en. Belt)

    /koˈrea/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A flexible and elongated band used to hold or transport objects.
    She brought a leash to hold her dog.
    Ella llevó una correa para sujetar su perro.
    A strap used for the operation of mechanisms, such as in watchmaking.
    The watch has a strap that activates the spring.
    El reloj tiene una correa que activa el resorte.
    A safety element in transport systems.
    It is important to adjust the seatbelt strap.
    Es importante ajustar la correa del cinturón de seguridad.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'correa', which means strap or belt.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to give leeway
    Letting something happen without restrictions.
    darle correa
    to do something carefully or with restrictions
    Doing something with care or limitations.
    hacer algo con correa
    drive belt
    An element that transmits movement between machines.
    correa de transmisión

    Related Words

    belt
    A strap used around the waist to hold up pants.
    cinturón
    chain
    An element used to connect or secure objects, similar to a leash.
    cadena

    Slang Meanings

    Leash as a synonym for forced labor.
    In the office, there's nothing but pressure; we all work a lot.
    En la oficina no hay más que correa, todos trabajamos mucho.
    Leash used to describe the situation of a person under pressure.
    He is under pressure because of his debts.
    Está en correas por sus deudas.