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tiedadjektiv
more tied
Komp.
most tied
Super.
UK
/taɪd/
US
/taɪd/
Übersetzungen
The tied packages were ready for delivery.
Связанные пакеты были готовы к доставке.
The tied dog barked loudly.
Привязанный пес громко лаял.
The tied score made the game more exciting.
Связанный счет сделал игру более захватывающей.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
ничейный
Definitionen
Bound or secured with a string, rope, or similar material.
The tied package was ready to be shipped.
Restricted or limited in freedom or movement.
She felt tied to her responsibilities and couldn't take a vacation.
Having an equal score or result in a competition or game.
The teams were tied at the end of the match, leading to a tiebreaker.
Provided or occupied subject to a condition of employment or supply contract, especially in reference to property such as a house, cottage, or pub.
The brewery owned several tied pubs throughout the region.
Synonyme
bound
fastened
secured
attached
linked
Antonyme
untied
loose
tieverb

tied

Präteritum

tied
Präteritum
tied
Partizip Perfekt
tying
Gerundium
UK
/taɪ/
US
/taɪ/
Übersetzungen
She used a rope to tie the boxes together.
Она использовала веревку, чтобы связать коробки вместе.
He learned how to tie his shoelaces.
Он научился завязывать шнурки.
They decided to tie the boat to the dock.
Они решили привязать лодку к причалу.
The two companies decided to tie their operations.
Две компании решили связать свои операции.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
плести
опутывать
Definitionen
To fasten or secure with a knot or bow.
She used a ribbon to tie her hair back.
To equalize the score in a game or competition.
The team managed to tie the game in the last minute.
To restrict or limit someone or something.
His new job will tie him to the city for at least a year.
To connect or associate one thing with another.
The detective was able to tie the suspect to the crime scene.
Synonyme
bind
fasten
attach
connect
link
secure
fasten together
join
Antonyme
untie
loosen
tiesubstantiv
Definitionen
A piece of cloth worn around the neck, under the collar of a shirt, and tied in a knot at the front, typically as part of formal or business attire.
He wore a blue tie to the job interview.
A situation in a game or competition where two or more participants have the same score or result.
The match ended in a tie, with both teams scoring two goals each.
A connection or link between people or things.
The family ties between them were very strong.
A curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch in music, indicating that they should be played as a single note.
The composer used a tie to extend the duration of the note.
A beam or rod used as a structural support, especially in a roof or bridge.
The engineer inspected the tie beams for any signs of damage.
A heavy beam laid transversely under railroad rails to support and keep them in place; a sleeper.
The workers replaced several rotten wooden ties along the track.
A sports match or contest, especially as one of the rounds in a knockout competition (chiefly British).
They will play an away tie in the next round of the cup.
tieadjektiv
Definitionen
Designed for, used with, or relating to a necktie or the act of tying.
He bought a tie rack to keep his collection organized.
Having or resulting in an equal score.
The committee reached a tie vote on the proposal.
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