zipper

The Spanish word 'cremallera' translates to 'zipper' in English. It's primarily used to refer to a device consisting of two flexible strips of fabric with interlocking metal or plastic teeth and a sliding mechanism that is used in clothing, bags and other items to fasten two things together. It's an everyday item that's used worldwide. The term 'cremallera' can also metaphorically refer to anything that binds or connects one thing tightly to another.

Example sentences using: cremallera

La cremallera de mi chaqueta está rota.

The zipper on my jacket is broken.

This example sentence describes a situation where the main character's jacket zipper is not functioning as it should.

Me lastimé la mano con la cremallera de la carpa.

I hurt my hand with the tent's zipper.

This sentence depicts a scenario in which the speaker gets injured because of the tent zipper, typically used when discussing outdoor activities or camping.

Mi bolso tiene una cremallera dorada.

My bag has a golden zipper.

In this sentence, the speaker is describing a particular feature of their bag, in this case, the golden color of the zipper.