fasten

Betekenis (Engels)

1. To attach or connect in a secure manner.
2. To cause to take close effect; to make to tell; to land.

Sinonieme

tie

bind

tie up

attach

fix

secure

connect

tighten

stick

affix

join

pin

link

🔗

lock

🔒

make fast

tether

hitch

determine

hook

🪝

clasp

tie on

chain

nail

button

moor

set

clip

close

seal

🦭

strengthen

hang

bond

peg

associate

fetter

catch

knot

🪢

clamp

🗜️

strap

mount

confine

unite

paste

bolt

apply

restrain

appoint

batten

conjoin

transfer

handcuff

buckle

join together

make firm

fit

tie together

shackle

bundle

manacle

reinforce

tie down

shut

tack

rope

🪢

league

latch

lash

cement

squeeze

freeze

append

allot

wrap

leash

lend

let

mast

mortgage

nip

noose

pass on

pay

💸

peg down

pinch

pin down

place

pleat

plunge

poling

post

present

provide

put

put on

put out

reeve

render

rig

run over

seize

sew together

sign on

smoothen

solder

stake

stick on

stick to the pan

sting

stretch

string

🪢

strut

surround

sustain

sustainer

tackle

tag

tape

tighter

toggle

tie round

trammel

transfix

truss

tuck in

turn

turn on

vice

wear

weld

wring

yield

yoke

bind on

bind together

complain against

draw tight

fix firmly

fix on

hold in place

indue

sew on

strap on

string together

as in

chain to

hold tightly

gird round

place or put on

tie fast

back guy

confix

to tie

tie securely

slash off to squeeze

fix tightly

belt on

stay bearing

accord

tie jam

accuse

add

adhere

administer

admit

afford

allow

arrange

arrest

assign

attach to

award

backstop

band

bar

be

belay

belt

bend

bestow

bind up

bite

brace

bracket

brooch

buckle up

button up

carry

cater

confer

consolidate

constrict

cord

couple

👫

crucify

cut off

deal

define

deliver

denounce

dispense

donate

do up

drive home

empower

endue

engage

establish

fast

fixate

frame

frame up

frap

get stuck

gift

🎁

gird

give

glue

grasp

grip

hand over

hang on

harden

hoop

imprison

indent

indenture

infix

insert

jam

joint

lace

Uitgespreek as (IPA)

/ˈfɑːsən/

Etimologie (Engels)

Geërf van Middle English: fastenen

Geërf van Old English: fæstnian

In summary

From Middle English fastenen, from Old English fæstnian, from Proto-West Germanic *fastinōn (“to secure, fasten”). Equivalent to fast + -en.