abrochar
Translation
v.
› (una prenda)
⇨ to do up uk
¿Podrías abrocharme el vestido? Could you please do my dress up?
› (con hebilla)
⇨ to buckle
›Llevas los botones sin abrochar
Your buttons are undone
› (el cinturón de seguridad)
⇨ to fasten
Por favor, abróchense los cinturones Please, fasten your seat belts
› (grapar) amér.
⇨ to staple
(Definition of abrochar v. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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