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Del verbo atar: (⇒ conjugar)
ate es:: 1ª persona singular (yo) presente subjuntivo; 3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente subjuntivo; 3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) imperativo
até es:: 1ª persona singular (yo) pretérito indicativo

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Principal Translations
Spanish		English
ate nm	MX (jalea de fruta)	quince jelly n
	Para preparar ate de guayaba, solo necesitaremos guayabas y azúcar.

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Principal Translations
Spanish		English
atar⇒ vtr	(sujetar, unir)	tie⇒ vtr
		tie together vtr + adv
	(person)	truss up vtr phrasal sep
	(cattle)	tether⇒ vtr
	Toma una cuerda y ata las manos del ladrón.
	Grab a rope and tie the thief's hands together.
atar vtr	figurado (limitar, frenar)	constrain⇒, limit⇒ vtr
	Una promesa puede atar a una persona, impedirle actuar con libertad.
	A promise can limit a person as it prevents acting freely.

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Additional Translations
Spanish		English
atarse⇒ v prnl	(ceñirse, atenerse)	be tied, be towed, be conformed v expr
	Subió a la montaña para ser libre y vivir sin atarse a las normas de la sociedad.
	He scaled the mountain in order to be free and not be tied up in society norms.

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Compound Forms: atar \| ~~ate~~
Spanish		English
atar cabos loc verb	(relacionar una cosa con otra) (solve)	tie up loose ends v expr
	(realize)	put two and two together v expr
	La policía fue atando cabos hasta descubrir al ladrón.
	The police were tying up loose ends until discovering the thief.
	ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. Juan put two and two together and instantly knew that he had made the wrong decision.
atar cabos sueltos loc verb	(finalizar)	tie up loose ends v expr
	Sólo cuando supe sus verdaderas intenciones pude atar cabos sueltos.
	ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. I still have to tie up a few loose ends before I go on holiday.
atar con alambre loc verb	(ligar con alambre)	tie with wire v expr
		attach with wire v expr
	Até con alambre los dos extremos de la cuerda.
	I tied the two ends of the rope with wire.
atar corto, traer a mecate corto loc verb	coloquial (reprimir, controlar)	keep [sb] on a short leash v expr
	Tienes que atar un poco más corto a tu hijo y enseñarle modales.
atar de manos loc verb	figurado (impedir actuar) (figurative)	tie [sb]'s hands, tie up [sb]'s hands v expr
	La directora me ató de manos y no puedo hacer nada para solucionar el problema.
	The director tied my hands and I can't do anything about the problem.
atar de pies y manos loc verb	(figurado: impedir actuar o reaccionar)	tie [sb]'s hands and feet, bind [sb] by the hands and feet expr
	En mi trabajo me ataron de pies y manos y no puedo ni hablar del tema.
loco de atar, loca de atar loc nm, loc nf	coloquial (muy loco) (informal)	raving lunatic n
		nervous madman n
	(colloquial)	raving looney n
	Pablo está loco de atar, es difícil estar con él.
	Pablo is a raving lunatic. It's difficult to be near him.

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