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I . knot [nɑːt, GB nɒt] SUBST

knot

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to tie/untie a knot

to tie the knot fig

knot

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to untie a knot

to tie the knot fig

to tie/untie a knot

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You can practice water sports almost all year long, with winds averaging 12 to 25 knots. en.wikipedia.org

These kinds of vessels perform a usual speed of 16 knots at eco-speed, while at full speed can achieve more than 19 knots. en.wikipedia.org

She was also one of the fastest, regularly logging 16 knots (kn) average speed on transatlantic voyages. en.wikipedia.org

It mounts a radar and special shock-proof seats, and can travel at 30 knots. en.wikipedia.org

At 152 knots, the yoke would be pulled back, and the plane would begin to lift off. en.wikipedia.org

Service stars may be worn above the pocket or top row of square knots. en.wikipedia.org

Wrap the remaining working end around the back of the knot. en.wikipedia.org

Originally built as a 16 knot ship, the engines were replaced in 1929 resulting in a speed of 19 knots. en.wikipedia.org

The engines had a total designed output of 10600ihp 0 and gave a top speed of 16 knots. en.wikipedia.org

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