tie
/taɪ/
/taɪ/
释义
verb捆，绑；系；（比赛）得分相同，打成平局；捆绑某人；捆牢，系紧；拴住
noun领带；（比赛）平局，不相上下；联系，关系
英英释义
verbto fasten or fix something using rope, string, etc.
verbto end a game or competition with the same number of points for both teams or players
verbto put a piece of rope around somebody so that they cannot move
verbto put a piece of string or rope around something to hold it in place
nouna long thin piece of cloth that you wear round your neck with a shirt
nounwhen two teams or players have the same number of points at the end of a game or competition
nouna connection between people or organizations
场景例句
- I tied my hair back with a ribbon.
- I tied a scarf round my neck.
- The prisoner was tied to a chair.
- France tied with Spain for second place.
- The robbers tied up the owner of the shop.
- I tied up the parcel with string.
- The dog was tied up in the garden.
- The match ended in a tie.
- Our school has ties with a school in France.
词态变化
tie, ties, tied, tying
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