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Meanings of knot in English
A unit of length used in navigation; exactly 1,852 meters; historically based on the distance spanned by one minute of arc in latitude.
Spanish
correlimos gordo A sandpiper that breeds in the Arctic and winters in the southern hemisphere.
Usage of knot in English
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I think the problem is coming as the knot is going down.
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Situated in the knot joining the ribbons that hold the Fishes together.
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The reports said they would tie the knot during a private ceremony.
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This will prevent the knot from flipping, thus creating an auto-blocking system.
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Soon after, Doug and Lana tied the knot at the Great Northern.
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The greater the strain on the cords, the tighter the knot becomes.
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The knot tied on the end of the thread holds the seam.
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This is an important lesson in the value of a correct knot.
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When or whether this version will come to Australia is knot known.
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He had seen one dear head in the knot of the soldiery.
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The French knot The French knot is perfect for a sophisticated look.
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People have found creative ways and new formats to tie the knot.
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Nerado tied a knot in his neck and spoke in huge relief.
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They were both happy to sever the knot a few years later.
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The knot is a peculiar one; an Indian taught it to me.
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It looks like a new version of the Gordian knot, he said.
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Translations for knot
Russian
Portuguese
Knot through the time
Knot across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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