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Meanings of "rope" in Spanish English Dictionary : 96 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
rope cuerda [f]
rope soga [f]
rope reata [f]
rope enlazar [v]
rope lazar [v]
General
rope tendido [m]
rope tiro [m]
rope viento [m]
rope sobrecarga [f]
rope toa (sirga/maroma/usado en cuba) [f]
rope maroma [f]
rope atadero [m]
rope cintero [m]
rope rejo [m]
rope amarra [f]
rope atadura [f]
rope braga [f]
rope cuerda [f]
rope mancuerna [f]
rope reata [f]
rope silga [f]
rope sobrecarga [f]
rope soga [f]
rope encuartar [v]
rope cordón [m]
rope sirga [f]
rope corda [f]
rope amarrar [v]
rope atar con cuerda [v]
rope cabo [m]
rope cordón [m]
rope atar [v]
rope cobra [f]
rope driza [f]
rope trenza [f]
rope ristra [f]
rope sarta [f]
rope hilera [f]
rope amarrar con una cuerda [v]
rope rodear con soga [v]
rope hacer hebras [v]
rope hacer madeja [v]
rope mecate [m] CAM MX VE
rope guaral [m] VE
rope guaral [m] VE
rope hico [m] AN CO VE
rope liatón [m] rare
rope peal [m] MX GT CR CU
rope persogo [m] HN
rope toa [f] disused
rope toa [f] CU
rope acuartar [v] ES local
Colloquial
rope embaucar [v]
rope engatusar [v]
Safety
rope cuerda [f]
Textile
rope cuerda [f]
Law
rope cordel [m]
Engineering
rope mecate [m] MX
rope cordel [m]
rope cable [m]
rope cordaje [m]
rope cabo [m]
rope estacha [f]
rope maroma [f]
rope coyunda [f] CU
rope cable metálico
rope cintas metalizadas antirradar
Construction
rope cuerda de anclaje
Dam Terms
rope cabo de acero
Technical
rope cordaje [m]
rope toa [f]
rope empalomar [v]
rope espesarse [v]
rope relingar [v]
Paper
rope cuerda [f]
Marine
rope cabuya [f]
rope jareta [f]
Maritime
rope cabo [m]
rope vaivén [m]
rope escota [f] rare
rope guindaleza [f]
rope jareta [f]
rope rabiza [f]
Nautical
rope vaivén [m]
rope triza [f]
rope estacha de amarre
Transportation
rope cabo de jarcia [m]
rope cabo [m]
rope cabo de jarcia
Petrol
rope cordel [m]
rope cabo [m]
rope soga [f]
rope cuerda [f]
rope maroma [f]
rope jarcia [f]
Sports
rope baga [f]

Meanings of "rope" in English Spanish Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İspanyolca İngilizce
Colloquial
rope [m] AR a dog

Meanings of "rope" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
mast rope virador [m]
General
skipping rope saltador [m]
guy (a rope, cord, or cable used to steady, guide, or secure something) viento [m]
skipping rope comba [f]
jump rope [us] comba [f]
jumping rope [us] comba [f]
skipping rope cuerda [f]
jump rope [us] cuerda [f]
rope in enganchar [v]
jump rope [us] saltar a la comba [v]
hangman's rope ahogadero [m]
rope-soled sandals alpargate [m]
rope-soled sandal maker alpargatero [m]
mouth rope bozo [m]
safety rope calzón [m]
hemp rope camal [m]
piece of rope cantel [m]
strong wide strap or hemp rope to tie oxen together cornal [m]
strong wide strap or hemp rope to tie oxen together cornil [m]
stout esparto rope estrenque [m]
tight-rope walking funambulismo [m]
small rope with a stake at each end for deseeding flax garabato [m]
three-strand esparto rope hiscal [m]
rope to secure a load lazo [m]
strand of rope liñuelo [m]
rope seat posadero [m]
bungee rope pulpo [m]
elastic rope pulpo [m]
luggage rope pulpo [m]
tow rope remolque [m]
jump rope saltador [m]
rope maker soguero [m]
rope porter soguero [m]
rope walker titiritero [m]
stick used to tighten rope tortor [m]
rope walker volatín [m]
rope walker volatinero [m]
rope-soled sandal alpargata (árabe) [f]
rope-soled sandal factory alpargatería [f]
rope-soled sandal store alpargatería [f]
rope-soled sandal maker alpargatera [f]
anchor rope amarra [f]
hoisting rope briaga [f]
thin rope calzadera [f]
throwing weapon with a steel tip and a rope attached cateya [f]
rope with cork to buoy up a net cingleta [f]
jump rope comba [f]
jumping rope comba [f]
rope trade cordelería [f]
braided rope crizneja [f]
straw basket rope cudría [f]
jump rope cuerda [f]
rope bridge cuna [f]
rope-sole sandal esparteña [f]
long and strong pull on a rope estrepada [f]
rope or ribbon bow lazada [f]
crushed esparto rope lía [f]
rope fetter manea [f]
esparto rope maroma [f]
centerboard rope orza a popa [f]
thin rope made of maguey fiber pita [f]
guy rope retenida [f]
rope net sarria [f]
rope making soguería [f]
rope store soguería [f]
esparto rope tomiza [f]
plaited rope tranzadera [f]
braided rope trenzadera [f]
tight-rope walker funambulista [m/f]
rope-soled alpargatado [adj]
tight-rope funambulesco [adj]
mark off with rope acordelar [v]
make rope-soled sandals alpargatar [v]
tie with a rope amaromar [v]
rope livestock encintar [v]
tie with a rope enmaromar [v]
secure load with rope enrabar [v]
tie with rope ensogar [v]
line with rope ensogar [v]
tie bass rope around boards/laths entomizar [v]
skip (rope) menar [v]
secure the load of a cart with a rope ratigar [v]
tiller rope galdrope [m]
rope bridge puente de cuerda [m]
bridge made of rope puente de cuerda [m]
hand for hire with rope soguero [m]
short rope to tie calf to a cow rejo [m]
tight-rope walker funámbulo [m]
a frame used by rope makers galapo [m]
rope-soled sandal alpargata [f]
mooring rope amarra [f]
link in a rope coca [f]
esparto rope soga [f]
device which is used to secure a rope cornamusa [f]
thin rope piola [f]
hobble (rope) tying a horse’s front leg to a hind leg suelta [f]
long rope of twisted leather soga [f]
breaking of the rope rotura de la cuerda [f]
bell rope cuerda de campana [f]
mooring rope cuerda de amarre [f]
rope bridge pasarela de cuerda [f]
rope ladder escala de cuerda [f]
tight-rope walker funámbula [f]
rope maker soguera [f]
rope walker titiritera [f]
rope walker volatinera [f]
coil a rope or cable adujar [v]
lash (with rope) abarbetar [v]
jump rope saltar la soga [v]
skip rope saltar la soga [v]
turn the skip/skipping rope dar a la comba [v]
jump/skip rope jugar a la goma [v]
jump/skip rope saltar a la goma [v]
jump/skip rope jugar al elástico [v]
rope up encordarse [v]
bind or tie something with a rope enguaralar [v]
draw rope tirar de la cuerda (soga) [v]
after rope amarra de popa
lash with a rope ramalazo
skipping rope [uk] comba de saltar
stroke with a port-rope anguilazo [m]
thick rope cable [m]
rope-walker's balancing pole balancín [m]
rope dancer's pole contrapeso [m]
safety rope used by masons and painters calzón [m]
sailor laying a rope corchador [m]
thin rope cordel [m]
small rope cordelejo [m]
rope-maker/seller cordelero [m]
thin rope/cord cordelito [m]
stroke with rope/cord cordonazo [m]
rope tied round the neck dogal [m]
rope-dancer funámbulo [m]
laying-top (rope-making) galapo [m]
wheel-rope galdrope [m]
esparto rope of three strands hiscal [m]
rope or string of onions or garlic horco [m]
stout rope of bass estrenque [m]
small purchase rope to secure the sails guardavela [m]
tiller-rope guardín [m]
rope made of esparto libán [m]
strand of a rope/cord liñuelo [m]
strand of a rope ramal [m]
rope-end ramal [m]
blow/stroke with a rope ramalazo [m]
cross rope rebenque [m]
rope seat posadero [m]
hoisting rope tiro [m]
bracing-rope viento [m]
top-rope virador [m]
rope barrel tambor [m]
rope-maker soguero [m]
tight-rope walker volatín [m]
tight-rope walker's pole tiento [m]
tight-rope walker volatinero [m]
rope fetter apea [f]
rush rope aderra [f]
strap or rope to tie anything with apretadera [f]
shed in rope-walks atarazana [f]
needle for making rope sandals almarada [f]
cord/rope made of aloes cabuya [f]
rope trade cordelería [f]
bast rope cordeta (murcia) [f]
fine small rope cordezuela [f]
rope for yoking oxen cobra [f]
play of skipping-rope comba [f]
jumping rope comba [f]
plaited rope of bleached bass weed crezneja [f]
rope of twisted twigs crizneja [f]
hoisting-rope braga [f]
flat and woven bass rope cudria [f]
hoisting rope briaga [f]
thick bass-weed rope briaga [f]
strap or rope for tying the clapper of a wether's bell castigadera [f]
rope-bridge cuna [f]
crank-rope guindaleta [f]
rope-sole sandal esparteña [f]
rope or string of onions or garlic horca [f]
rope-yarn filástica [f]
harpoon-rope for whaling estacha [f]
match-rope mecha [f]
plaited bass-rope lía [f]
rope-end rabiza [f]
rope to tie horses in single file reata [f]
any rope reata [f]
splice or patch, made by winding a rope around the object to be tied trincafía [f]
tow-rope sirga [f]
woman rope-dancer saltatriz (profesión antigua) [f]
bass-rope tomiza [f]
rope-walk soguería [f]
rope-yard soguería [f]
small rope soguica [f]
rope net sarria [f]
bass-weed rope tralla [f]
cord/rope made of aloes cabuyería [f]
rope-maker/seller cordelera [f]
small rope soguilla [f]
small rope soguita [f]
rope-dancer funámbula [f]
tight-rope walker volatinera [f]
tether (a restricting rope, chain) cadena [f]
rope-dancer acróbata [m/f]
single rope single [adj]
make in the form of a cord or rope acordonar [v]
slide down by a rope desguindarse [v]
unreeve a rope despasar [v]
lay a rope corchar [v]
slip down (by a rope) descolgarse [v]
sew a bolt-rope to a sail empalomar [v]
pay out a rope filar [v]
fasten the sails with stops of grass rope enjuncar [v]
tic with a rope enmaromar [v]
line with rope (demijohn) ensogar [v]
fasten with a rope ensogar [v]
secure the load on a cart with a rope ratigar [v]
measure with a rope soguear [v]
rope strands cordones [m/pl]
rope-bands envergues [m/pl]
rope-ends enlargues [m/pl]
limber rope cabo imbornalero [m]
rope dancer volatín [m]
rope dancer bailarín de cuerda [m]
entering rope guardamancebo del portalón [m]
rope trick truco de las cuerdas [m]
rope work trabajo hecho de cuerdas [m]
rope-walker volatinero [m]
rope-walker maromero [m]
wheel-rope guardín (timón de buques) [m]
tow-rope cabo de remolque [m]
tow-rope cable de remolque [m]
bell-rope cuerda de campana [f]
rope ladder escala de cuerda [f]
leech-rope relinga de las caídas [f]
rope (a string of items attached in one line) fila [f]
rope ladder escala de cuerdas [f]
tight-rope cuerda de volatinero [f]
skipping-rope comba [f]
tight-rope walker equilibrista [m/f]
be at the end of one's rope estar sin recursos [v]
be at the end of one's rope quedarse en la calle [v]
rope [us] coger con lazo [v]
maguey rope mecate [m] MX CAM
grotesque person that participates in the festivities of the corpus, dressed in rags or in an explicitly patched creole costume, mask with horns and wig made of ox tails or rope abago [m] EC
offender who suffocates a person with a rope to appropriate his belongings (usually a taxi driver) acogotador [m] BO
short rope tied to a post to control an animal sujeto [m] VE
lasso thrown without twirling the rope gotero [m] VE
rope to tie two or more horses in single file arrebiato [m] VE
double knot made with a rope and the horse's tail arrebiate [m] VE
rope where the rooster rocks to exercise its neck and wings balancín [m] PR
rope which prevents the horse from nodding barbiquejo [m] SV PA
a long and thick rope that hangs at certain intervals with hooks at its ends calandrio [m] CO:E,S
blow given a cattle rope bolazo [m] AR UY
rope used in the rodeos braguero [m] MX HN
cattle rope laque [m] BO CL AR derog.
reel for winding rope boliyo [m] PR
strong and large rope cabuyón [m] PR
the lower part of the dried banana leaves or other plant of wide leaves used as a rope and envelope to protect raw cane sugar blocks or raw tobacco bajero [m] VE
rope in which a rooster is rocked in order to exercise its neck and wings culumpio [m] PR
sudden strong pull, especially of a lasso or other rope cimbrón [m] AR UY
sudden strong pull, especially of a lasso or other rope cimbronazo [m] AR UY
wide girdle or rope placed over a load to secure it to the back of the horse cinchón [m] CO CL
piece of thick rope chicote [m] NI CR
rope lasso used to or restrain cattle falso [m] CR:Nw
blow from a strap, belt, or rope cantazo [m] DO
rope to hang hammocks colgadero [m] VE:C
rope with which a rooster is rocked to exercise its neck and wings columpio [m] CU PR
trawling rope cordel de mano [m] PR
delinquent who suffocates a person with a rope, usually a taxi driver, to steal their belongings cogotero [m] BO
rope made with henequen fiber henequén [m] MX HN SV
tying up of an animal with a rope laceo [m] BO:C CL
toy rope-walker maromero [m] NI
rope ladder encatrado [m] CL AR
male rope maker mecatero [m] HN rare
male rope maker mecatero [m] MX NI
jump rope mecate [m] CR
bull snout ring with rope to make the bull docile narizón [m] PR rur.
small rope for tying up animals rezo [m] MX:E rur.
whipping with a rope sogazo [m] MX CU UY
rope-maker soguero [m] AR
stick used to tighten rope tortol [m] MX GT HN NI rur.
stick used to tighten rope tortolo [m] HN SV
stick used to tighten rope torzal [m] CR disused rur.
rope to make a surgeon's knot trancajilo [m] DO
mouth rope bozal [m] LA
rope halter bozalillo [m] MX
rope porter or steward costalero [m] AL
stout esparto rope estrinque [m] ES local
esparto rope liatón [m] rare
esparto rope libán [m] rare
cattle rope rejo [m] HN CU CO VE
rope walker volantinero [m] HN
jumping rope [us] suiza [f] CR CU
basket from rope or bark and used domestically chigua [f] CL
rope to tie burdens on the backs of beasts baga [f] rur. rare
strong rope made of cocui fiber cocuiza [f] VE
cyperaceous plant used in making rope and hats cortadera [f] AMER
hanging basket for carrying passengers over rope bridges oroya [f] SA
main cable of a rope bridge tarabita [f] SA
rope used in climbing coconut palm-trees trepadera [f] CU
short rope to tie up horses falseta  [f] MX VE
rein of rope that ties to muzzle falseta  [f] MX VE
band of leather or rope that holds the tacks of a beast atajarría [f] DO rur.
tied rope amarra [f] HN NI PA PR CO
launching with cattle rope boleada [f] AR UY
cattle rope boleadora [f] CL PY AR UY
cattle rope ñanducera [f] AR UY
knot of a rope amarra [f] HN NI PA PR CO
rope with a stone attached to one end, which is thrown at the tail of a kite or comet to knock it down angarilla [f] CU
vegetable fiber used to make rope (from henequen) cabuya [f] CR PR EC
rope made from agave fibers cabuya [f] HN NI PA DO PR CO VE EC PE
a procedure for taming livestock by pressing the animal's head against the boom using a rope to a near choke ahorcada [f] VE
skip rope cuerda [f] GT BO
skip rope cuica [f] DO PR
jump rope cuica [f] DO PR
jump rope cuerda [f] GT BO
children's game in which one jumps rope while singing and proposes various tests to do when jumping chascona [f] CL
very strong rope chavinda [f] MX
rope that passes through the center of a buoy entralla [f] HN:S
maguey fiber rope caruata [f] VE rare
maguey fiber rope cocuiza [f] VE
competition on horseback consisting of beheading a live duck hanging from a rope 3 m from the ground carrera de patos [f] HN rur.
hemp rope or thread gangorra [f] DO
tow rope cuarta [f] AR UY
very strong rope that is made with the fibers of the maguey or cocuy cocuiza [f] VE
braided rope crineja [f] CU DO PR
braided rope crisneja [f] CU PR
braided rope crizneja [f] CU PR
bark of the chilean wineberry, twisted into a rope huira [f] CL
braided rope hammock hamaca de clinea [f] PR
thick rope made of henequen jarcia [f] CU DO
nylon rope bag used by the mollusk collectors at a fishing site jicra [f] EC
tying up of an animal with a rope laceada [f] CL AR:Nw rur.
tying up of an animal with a rope laceadura [f] CL
horsehair rope laja (portugués) [f] EC rur.
manila rope manila [f] NI CR PA
stem of the matamba used in basket and rope making matamba [f] CO
basket of a rope bridge oroya [f] PE BO
rope soled sandal ñusa [f] AR:Nw rur.
rope-making business mecatera [f] NI
female rope maker mecatera [f] HN rare
female rope maker mecatera [f] MX NI
rope store mezcalería [f] HN
thin rope made of maguey fiber pita [f] GT HN PA CU PR PE BO CL
rope to tie tobacco reata [f] CU
rope soled sandal quimba [f] CO:W rur.
leather rope guard rozadera [f] MX rur.
jump rope soga [f] DO PE BO
lasso or rope tied to the leg of an animal preventing it from walking off suerte [f] DO
jump rope suiza [f] CR CU
rope making tool taraba [f] CO:C,W,Sw VE rur.
rope making tool tarabita [f] CO:W VE
maguey rope cabuya [f] MX HN NI PA AN CO VE EC PE
agave rope cabuya [f] MX HN NI PA AN CO VE EC PE
rope tied to a buoy caloma [f] AL
bast rope cordeta [f] ES local
rope porter or stewardess costalera [f] AL
rope, chain or bar used to tow a vehicle cuarta [f] UY
anchor rope gómena [f] disused
thick henequen rope jarcia [f] CU
yoke rope latigadera [f] AL
manila rope manila [f] NI
hackamore rope martaguilla [f] AL
rope shop mecatera [f] NI
small rope attached to a snaffle bit mordaza [f] HN AR
rope bridge basket oroya (quechua) [f] PE BO
joined to another by the collar or by a rope, so that it gets used to walking in pair (animal) acollarado [adj] AR UY
thin, elongated and stiff as a rope amecatado [adj] NI HN derog.
unraveled (rope/fabric) bichín [adj] HN derog.
unmanageable (hair/rope) chúcaro [adj] HN
tied with rope encabuyado [adj] HN
tie with a cord/rope achicar [v] DO rare
restrain with a cord/rope achicar [v] DO rare
rope a cow with a lasso to subdue it vestir [v] VE
tie a cow with a rope threaded through an opening in its nose nariciar [v] VE
tie a cow with a rope threaded through an opening in its nose naricear [v] HN VE
fell animal by pulling on rope on its tail bolerear [v] VE
lasso or tie something with a rope (guaral) enguaralar [v] VE
tie the rope to the tree of the saddle when lassoing to secure the animal arcionar [v] CO
tighten a rope atilintar [v] GT HN SV NI CR rur.
rope a cow barrear [v] VE
rope a horse or bull apealar [v] CL AR disused
add a long rope to the halter apersogar [v] CR rur.
(when taming livestock) press the animal's head against the boom using a rope to a near choke ahorcar [v] VE
remove the rope used to tie up a calf desenrejar [v] HN rur.
pull strongly on something, particularly with a rope cinchar [v] AR UY
double a rope entorcelar [v] BO
make figures in the air using a rope or lasso florear [v] MX
tie up an animal with a rope from the horns to one of it's front legs in order to lead it easily compullar [v] AR:Nw rur.
tie up an animal with a rope lacear [v] EC PE BO CL AR:Nw rur.
tie a rope or leather strap around a machete handle encollarar [v] HN rur.
roll up wire, rope, or cable embarrilar [v] CL rare
make maguey fiber rope mezcalear [v] SV
make henequin fiber rope mezcalear [v] SV
add a long rope persogar [v] CR
tie off a rope end rematar [v] PA DO rur.
put a mouth rope on bozalear [v] MX
put a rope halter on bozalear [v] MX
cattle rope boleadoras [f/pl] BO rur.
Idioms
at the end of one's rope con el lazo a la garganta [adj]
push on a rope dar música a un sordo [v]
rope in acordonar [v]
rope in separar con una cuerda [v]
rope off aislar con una cuerda [v]
rope in aislar con una cuerda [v]
rope off acordonar [v]
rope off separar con una cuerda [v]
rope someone into arrastrar a alguien a [v]
rope someone into doing something convencer a alguien de hacer algo [v]
reach the end of one's rope llegar al límite de la paciencia [v]
reach the end of one's rope estar exasperado [v]
reach the end of one's rope estar harto [v]
reach the end of one's rope estar agotado [v]
be at the end of one’s rope no saber como salir del atranco [v]
be at the end of one’s rope no saber a qué santo encomendarse [v]
be at the end of one's rope estar puteado [v]
rope someone in engañar a alguien [v]
rope someone in hacer guaje a alguien [v]
rope someone in dárselas a alguien con queso [v]
take/rope someone in tomar a alguien por primo [v]
give rope dar soga [v]
let out rope dar soga [v]
hold the rope at both ends no tener más opciones
hold the rope at both ends desperdiciar energía
hold the rope at both ends no tener salida
I am at the end of my rope estoy en las últimas
money for old rope trabajo lucrativo
at the end of one's rope al límite de la paciencia
at the end of one's rope al límite de las fuerzas
at the end of one's rope al límite de los recursos financieros
money for old rope dinero de la nada
money for old rope dinero fácil
money for old rope dinero gratis
money for old rope dinero ganado con facilidad
money for old rope dinero rápido
be at the end of your rope sentirte exhausto
be at the end of one's rope estar exasperado
be at the end of one's rope estar exhausto
be at the end of one's rope acabarse la paciencia de uno
be at the end of one's rope estar al límite de la tolerancia de uno
be at the end of one's rope estar completamente falto de energía
be at the end of one's rope estar con la paciencia agotada
be at the end of one's rope llegar hasta el límite de la paciencia de uno
be at the end of one's rope estar en el borde de la paciencia de uno
be at the end of one's rope estar en el límite de la resistencia de uno
be at the end of your rope estar en el límite de lo que puedes soportar
be at the end of one's rope estar en el límite de lo que uno puede soportar
be at the end of your rope estar en el límite de tu resistencia
rope someone into doing something desviar a alguien del buen camino
rope someone into doing something sobornar a alguien
two acrobats cannot dance on the same rope dos acróbatas no pueden bailar en la misma cuerda
reach the end of one's rope estar hasta el perno [v] ANS
be at the end of one's rope estar hasta el perno [v] ANS
stretch and loosen the rope in tug of war dar chilillo [v] NI
tighten the rope (tug of war) dar chilillo [v] NI
jump rope jugar al lazo [v] CO
be at the end of one's rope llegar al fondo del saco [v] PR
jump rope saltar al lazo [v] CO
jump rope saltar la soga [v] PE BO AR
jump rope saltar soga [v] PA PE
skip rope saltar al lazo [v] CO
skip rope saltar la soga [v] PE BO AR
skip rope saltar soga [v] PA PE
tied with a rope a soga [adv] AR UY rur.
Phrasals
rope in arrastrar a [v]
rope in enganchar a [v]
rope something together atar cosas con una cuerda [v]
rope someone in involucrar a alguien (en algo) [v]
rope down bajar usando una cuerda [v]
rope someone into something involucrar a alguien en algo [v]
(rope/sail) take in recoger [v]
Colloquial
rope in engañar [v]
rope in atraer a una empresa [v]
rope in [us] embaucar [v]
be at the end of one's rope estar en el banco de la paciencia [v]
hanging on a tight rope andársele a alguien la cabeza [v]
skipping rope [uk] cuerda de saltar
jump rope [us] cuerda de saltar
give me some rope dame espacio
give me some rope dame un poco de libertad de acción
go piss up a rope! ¡vete a freír espárrago si!
go piss up a rope! ¡a cagara la vía! (catalán)
I'm at the end of my rope se me está acabando la paciencia
I'm at the end of my rope se me está agotando la paciencia
I'm at the end of my rope se me ha acabado la paciencia
I'm at the end of my rope se me ha agotado la paciencia
pulley rope bejuco [m] BO:E
pulling rope bejuco [m] BO:E
decorative rope on a uniform tallarín [m] PE
braided rope clineja [f] CU PR
act of passing a rope between two people to divine whether they're romantically involved prueba de la pita [f] SV
Proverbs
name not a rope in his house who hanged himself en casa del ahorcado, no mientes la soga [old-fashioned]
never mention rope in the house of a man who has been hanged no hay que mentar la soga en casa del ahorcado
Slang
go piss up a rope! ¡una polla!
go piss up a rope! ¡una ñorda!
go piss up a rope! ¡un rábano!
go piss up a rope! ¡vete a la mierda!
go piss up a rope! ¡vete a cagar!
go piss up a rope! ¡déjate de joder!
Safety
wire rope sling eslinga de cable de acero [f]
rope-type sling eslinga de cuerda [f]