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Meanings of fastened in English
Catalan
botonat Furnished or closed with buttons or something buttonlike.
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Usage of fastened in English
1
The slide in the deck above was fastened on the outside too.
2
The door was fastened; he applied the key, opened it, and entered.
3
And, of course, they fastened munitions and machine parts together with rivets.
4
The mind fastened on an actual and perfect goodness outside of itself.
5
She read the Polish name fastened on the pane in white letters.
6
An index pointer is fastened to the base of the polar axis.
7
When this piece is fastened in place, the base can be removed.
8
The thing has fastened on him; he will never give it up.
9
He fastened the end of the string to the rope and waited.
10
The threads were fastened everywhere now, and the uprights all in place.
11
To-day, Red Robin was carefully blanketed and fastened in the new stable.
12
And then Satan himself is chained and fastened securely in the abyss.
13
He fastened the reins to the ring at the door and entered.
14
Having fastened the rope around the trunk of the pine, she said:
15
Each sought one of the recumbent bodies and fastened itself in place.
16
The fascinated eyes of all the officers fastened themselves upon the key.
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Fastened through the time
Fastened across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common