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fettered

/ˈfɛtəd/ /ˈfɛtɚd/

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verb

Encadenar, esposar

To shackle or bind up with fetters.

Examples :

"The company felt fettered by outdated regulations, preventing them from innovating. "

La empresa se sintió encadenada por regulaciones obsoletas, lo que les impedía innovar.

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verb

Frenar, restringir

To restrain or impede; to hamper.

Examples :

"The runner felt fettered by the heavy weights attached to his ankles, slowing him down significantly. "

El corredor se sintió frenado por los pesados pesos atados a sus tobillos, lo que lo ralentizó significativamente.

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adjective

Encadenado, atado

Bound by chains or shackles.

Examples :

"The prisoner was fettered to his chair, unable to move. "

El prisionero estaba encadenado a su silla, sin poder moverse.

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adjective

Restringido, limitado

(by extension) Restricted.

Examples :

"Her creativity was fettered by the strict rules of the art competition. "

Su creatividad estaba restringida por las estrictas reglas del concurso de arte.

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adjective

Encadenado, atado

Of the feet: bent backward and apparently unfit for walking.

Examples :

"The injured bird lay on the ground, its fettered feet preventing it from taking flight. "

El pájaro herido yacía en el suelo, con sus pies encadenados que le impedían alzar el vuelo.

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