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Detailed Translations for strings from English to Spanish

strings:

strings [the ~] nomen

  1. the strings (cords; ropes)
    la cuerdas; el cordeles; el hilos; el galones
  2. the strings
    la cuerdas
  3. the strings
    la cuerdas de instrumento musical
  4. the strings (bits of rope)
    el cordoncillos
  5. the strings (ropes; cords)
    el cordones; la cuerdas; el cordeles
  6. the strings (player of a stringed instrument)
    el planchador; el intérprete de un instrumento de cuerda
  7. the strings (cords; laces; ropes)
    la cuerdas; el cordones
  8. the strings (binder twines)
    el cordeles

Translation Matrix for strings:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cordeles binder twines; cords; ropes; strings
cordoncillos bits of rope; strings
cordones cords; laces; ropes; strings
cuerdas cords; laces; ropes; strings
cuerdas de instrumento musical strings
galones cords; ropes; strings
hilos cords; ropes; strings
intérprete de un instrumento de cuerda player of a stringed instrument; strings
planchador player of a stringed instrument; strings ironer; someone who irons the laundry
- string section

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Related Definitions for "strings":

  1. the section of an orchestra that plays stringed instruments1

string:

string [the ~] nomen

  1. the string (thread; yarn; cotton)
    el hilo; la fibra; la cuerda; el cordón; la hebra; el cordoncillo; el nervio
  2. the string (chord)
    la cuerda; la correa
  3. the string (chain; series; sequence; concatenation; succession)
    la serie; el encadenamiento; la sucesión; la sarta; el eslabonamiento
  4. the string (wisp; weft; trail)
    la hilera; la sarta; la ristra
  5. the string (series; sequence; chain)
    la serie; la gama; la sucesión; el orden; la cola; la fila; la hilera; la sarta; la encadenamiento; la progresión; el eslabonamiento
  6. the string (series; sequence; chain; succession)
    la serie; la encadenamiento; la fila; el orden
  7. the string (packthread; twine)
    el cordel; el bramante
  8. the string
    – A group of characters or character bytes handled as a single entity. Computer programs use strings to store and transmit data and commands. Most programming languages consider strings (such as 2674:gstmn) as distinct from numeric values (such as 470924). 2
    la cadena

to string verb (strings, stringed, stringing)

  1. to string (tack up; lace; tie; cant)
    atar; enlazar
  2. to string
    atar

Conjugations for string:

present
  1. string
  2. string
  3. strings
  4. string
  5. string
  6. string
simple past
  1. stringed
  2. stringed
  3. stringed
  4. stringed
  5. stringed
  6. stringed
present perfect
  1. have stringed
  2. have stringed
  3. has stringed
  4. have stringed
  5. have stringed
  6. have stringed
past continuous
  1. was stringing
  2. were stringing
  3. was stringing
  4. were stringing
  5. were stringing
  6. were stringing
future
  1. shall string
  2. will string
  3. will string
  4. shall string
  5. will string
  6. will string
continuous present
  1. am stringing
  2. are stringing
  3. is stringing
  4. are stringing
  5. are stringing
  6. are stringing
subjunctive
  1. be stringed
  2. be stringed
  3. be stringed
  4. be stringed
  5. be stringed
  6. be stringed
diverse
  1. string!
  2. let's string!
  5. stringed
  6. stringing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for string:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
atar affixing; attaching; fastening; tie to
bramante packthread; string; twine bit of rope; bit of string; piece of rope; piece of string
cadena string T.V. channel; chain; chainlet; channel; circlet; cuff; fetter; necklace; network; ring; row; shackle
cola chain; sequence; series; string adhesive; deposit; file; glue; line; patina; queue; rank; row
cordel packthread; string; twine bit of rope; bit of string; facial line; furrow; piece of rope; piece of string; wrinkle
cordoncillo cotton; string; thread; yarn
cordón cotton; string; thread; yarn boot-lace; border; cordon; fringe; line; shoe-lace; shoe-string; trim; trimming
correa chord; string belt; coupling-strap; girdle; strap; tag; waistband
cuerda chord; cotton; string; thread; yarn bit of rope; bit of string; cord; cotton; drawstring; facial line; furrow; line; piece of rope; piece of string; ripcord; rope; thread; wrinkle; yarn
encadenamiento chain; concatenation; sequence; series; string; succession
eslabonamiento chain; concatenation; sequence; series; string; succession
fibra cotton; string; thread; yarn body fibre; cable; fiber; fibre; filament; lead; ripcord; wire
fila chain; sequence; series; string; succession bar of chocolate; classification; classifying; file; joint; line; order of rank; rank; record; row
gama chain; sequence; series; string chain; chainlet; chromatic spectrum; circlet; colour scale; gamma; gamut; range of colouring; ring; row; scale; spectrum
hebra cotton; string; thread; yarn body fibre; thread
hilera chain; sequence; series; string; trail; weft; wisp chain; chainlet; circlet; ring; row
hilo cotton; string; thread; yarn basting-thread; body fibre; cotton; darning-wool; flex; mending-cotton; tacking-thread; thread; yarn
nervio cotton; string; thread; yarn cable; dope; drugs; grain; lead; narcotics; nerve; ripcord; vein; wire
orden chain; sequence; series; string; succession announcement; assignment; building; by-law; candor; candour; chicanery; civility; command; construction; courtesy; courtliness; decency; decision; defining; detachment; determination; discipline; establishment; etiquette; existing order; faultlessness; file; fixing; frankness; fuss; gallantry; good breeding; good manners; hassle; hotchpotch; impeccability; instruction; irreprochability; joint; joy; jumble; light-heartedness; line; manners; medley; merriment; mirth; mishmash; neatness; notification; open-heartedness; order; orderliness; ordinance; perfection; pleasure; propriety; purity; rank; regularity; regulation; regulations; respectability; row; rules; soundness; spotlessness; stainlessness; submission; subpoena; summons; tidiness; trouble making
progresión chain; sequence; series; string chain; chainlet; circlet; ring; row
ristra string; trail; weft; wisp raceme
sarta chain; concatenation; sequence; series; string; succession; trail; weft; wisp
serie chain; concatenation; sequence; series; string; succession barge train; chain; chainlet; circlet; cyclus; file; gamma; gamut; joint; line; rank; ring; row; scale; sequence; series; spectrum; succession; train
sucesión chain; concatenation; sequence; series; string; succession chain; chainlet; circlet; inheritance; legacy; ring; row; sequence; series; succession
- bowed stringed instrument; chain; cosmic string; drawing string; drawstring; strand; train; twine
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
atar cant; lace; string; tack up; tie anchor; attach; bind; bind fast; bind round; bind together; bind up; bundle; button; button up; confirm; connect; detain; fasten; fasten on; fix; join; keep on a string; knot; lace up; lash; leash on; moor; pinion; put on; secure; tie; tie on; tie together; tie up; tie up high; unite
enlazar cant; lace; string; tack up; tie bind; enter; enter into; entwine; hitch in; hook into; interlace; intertwine; interweave; lace up; tie on to
- draw; string along; string up; thread
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
orden Z order; order; stack order; z order; z-order

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Antonyms for "string":

  • unstring

Related Definitions for "string":

  1. stringed instruments that are played with a bow1
    • the strings played superlatively well1
  2. a necklace made by a stringing objects together1
    • a string of beads1
  3. a tie consisting of a cord that goes through a seam around an opening1
  4. a lightweight cord1
  5. a tightly stretched cord of wire or gut, which makes sound when plucked, struck, or bowed1
  6. a collection of objects threaded on a single strand1
  7. a linear sequence of symbols (characters or words or phrases)1
  8. a sequentially ordered set of things or events or ideas in which each successive member is related to the preceding1
    • a string of islands1
  9. (cosmology) a hypothetical one-dimensional subatomic particle having a concentration of energy and the dynamic properties of a flexible loop1
  10. a tough piece of fiber in vegetables, meat, or other food (especially the tough fibers connecting the two halves of a bean pod)1
  11. add as if on a string1
    • string these ideas together1
  12. provide with strings1
    • string my guitar1
  13. thread on or as if on a string1
    • string pearls on a string1
    • the child drew glass beads on a string1
  14. remove the stringy parts of1
    • string beans1
  15. string together; tie or fasten with a string1
    • string the package1
  16. stretch out or arrange like a string1
  17. move or come along1
  18. A group of characters or character bytes handled as a single entity. Computer programs use strings to store and transmit data and commands. Most programming languages consider strings (such as 2674:gstmn) as distinct from numeric values (such as 470924).2

Wiktionary Translations for string:

string
noun
  1. long, thin structure made from twisted threads
  2. computing: sequence of characters
verb
  1. put on a string
  2. put strings on
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• string → racimo ↔ tros — de bundel vruchten die uit een dergelijke bloeiwijze voortkomen
• string → enhebrar; ensartar ↔ aanrijgen — aan een draad rijgen
• string → cordón; cordel ↔ Schnur — robustes Textilgeflecht in länglicher Form
• string → cadena de caracteres ↔ chaîne de caractères — programmation|fr Suite de caractères comme une entité, délimitée par des guillemets (") dans beaucoup de langage de programmation.
• string → cuerda ↔ corde — (Musique) Fil de boyau ou de métal, etc., que l’on tend sur certains instruments de musique
• string → cuerda ↔ corde — boyau tendu sur un instrument
• string → cordón ↔ cordon — Petite corde dont une plus grosse corde est composée.
• string → desfilar ↔ défiler — détacher une chose du fil du cordon où elle passer.
• string → cuerda; bramante; cordel ↔ ficelle — Petite corde dont on se sert ordinairement pour lier des paquets

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