Cerrar botones, una cremallera o unos cordones.
To fasten buttons, a zipper, or laces.
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Abróchate el abrigo, hace frío fuera. — Do up your coat, it's cold outside.
Reformaron la casita vieja el verano pasado. — They did up the old cottage last summer.
¿Me abrochas estos botones? — Can you do these buttons up for me?
¿Cuánto costó reformar la cocina? — How much did it cost to do up the kitchen?
Se abrochó las sandalias y salió deprisa. — She did up her sandals and hurried out.
El piso se reformó antes de ponerse en venta. — The flat was done up before it went on sale.
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