Sujetar una cosa a otra.
To fasten one thing onto another.
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Ata la barca al poste. — Tie the boat to the post.
Amarraré la cuerda a la valla. — I will tie the rope to the fence.
Su éxito está vinculado al trabajo duro. — His success is tied to hard work.
Ató el globo a la silla. — She tied the balloon to the chair.
¿Puedes amarrar este paquete a la baca? — Can you tie this package to the luggage rack?
¿Puedes vincular tu horario a mi disponibilidad? — Can you tie your schedule to my availability?
¿Por qué ataron el cartel a la valla? — Why did they tie the sign to the fence?
Amárrate los zapatos para no tropezar. — Please tie your shoes to avoid tripping.
Decidieron vincular su proyecto a objetivos medioambientales. — They decided to tie their project to environmental goals.
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