yoke
yoke
joʊk
yowk
British pronunciation
/jˈə‍ʊk/

Definición y significado de "yoke"en inglés

01

a pair of similar items considered as a unit

yoke definition and meaning
example
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The blacksmith forged a yoke of iron gates.
02

canesú, yugo

a part of a garment that is constructed from two or more layers of fabric, typically located at the shoulder or waist
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example
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The dress featured a fitted bodice with a yoke detail that accentuated her figure and provided extra support.
El vestido presentaba un corpiño ajustado con un detalle de canesú que acentuaba su figura y proporcionaba soporte adicional.
03

a wooden or metal bar fastened across the necks of two draft animals to enable them to pull together

example
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The oxen pulled the cart efficiently under the yoke.
04

a device that links two objects so they move together

example
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The mechanical yoke ensured the parts moved in sync.
05

balancín

a wooden frame or piece of equipment worn over the shoulders and neck to carry or support heavy loads
example
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The hikers strapped on their backpacks, each equipped with a sturdy yoke to evenly distribute the weight.
Los excursionistas se colocaron sus mochilas, cada una equipada con un yugo resistente para distribuir el peso de manera uniforme.
06

a pair of draft animals joined together by a wooden crosspiece

example
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They trained the yoke of mules to work together efficiently.
07

a form of oppressive control or domination

example
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The organization fought to free workers from the yoke of exploitation.
to yoke
01

to attach a yoke to draft animals

example
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The oxen were yoked to work as a team.
02

to link things together as if with a yoke

example
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The technician yoked the cables to prevent tangling.
03

to become connected or linked together

example
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Their lives were yoked by circumstance.
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