Cualquier tipo de solicitud para efectuar una reestructuración debe bastar para permitir la aplicación de las medidas de amarre en este ámbito en particular.

An application to restructure in any sense should be enough to allow an application to tie up in this particular area.

amarrar

to belay [belaid · belaid] {v.t.} [naut.] (rope)

amarrar

to attach [attached · attached] {v.t.} (tie)

Somos como el bote de salvamento que está amarrado al Titanic .

We are like the lifeboat that is attached to the Titanic.

amarrar(also: atar)

to tie down {vb} (load, prisoner)

amarrar

to tie up {vb} (shoelaces, parcel, animal)

Cualquier tipo de solicitud para efectuar una reestructuración debe bastar para permitir la aplicación de las medidas de amarre en este ámbito en particular.

An application to restructure in any sense should be enough to allow an application to tie up in this particular area.

amarrar(also: atar)

to truss up {vb} (prisoner)

amarrar [amarrando · amarrado] {transitive verb}

amarrar(also: atar, zurriagar)

to lash [lashed · lashed] {vb}

amarrar(also: anclar, abordar, acostar)

to moor [moored · moored] {vb}

Es una lástima que los estén evitando si tan convencidos están de que han amarrado el barco idóneo al Muelle del Tajo.

It is a shame that you are avoiding these if you are so convinced that you have moored the right ship to the Tejo Quay.

Todo el mundo sabe que prácticamente nadie de los que ocupan esos botes que amarran en Lampedusa reúne los requisitos para ser reconocido como refugiado político.

Everybody knows that virtually no one on those boats, which are mooring in Lampedusa, is eligible to be recognised as a political refugee.

En un puerto, por el mismo motivo, solamente debe haber un servicio de practicaje y uno de amarre.

In a port, there should only be one authority for pilotage and one for mooring, for the same reason.

amarrar(also: atar, empatar, anudar, encordelar)

to tie [tied · tied] {vb}

Muchos pescadores -franceses, italianos, portugueses, griegos y españoles- han empezado a amarrar sus barcos.

Many fishermen - French, Italian, Portuguese, Greek and Spanish - have started tying up their ships.

Esto significa que en Fleetwood, 30 barcos de pesca de bajura permanecerán amarrados hasta finales de abril.

It means that in Fleetwood, 30 inshore boats are tied up until the end of April.

amarrar a algn

to tie sb down

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (Spanish) for "amarra":

amarra

alambre- barloa- cable- cabo- calabrote- cuerda- estrinque- jarcia- maroma- sirga- soga

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