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🔑tietie1 /taɪ / verb (present participle ty·ing, third person singular present tense ties, past tense, past participle tied)- [transitive] to fasten someone or something or fix someone or something in position with rope, string, etc.捆；系；绑◆The prisoner was tied to a chair.囚犯被绑在椅子上。◆Kay tied her hair back with a ribbon.凯用丝带把头发束在脑后。◆to tie something in a knot把某物打结◆to tie your shoelaces系鞋带 OPP untie
- [intransitive, transitive] tie (sth) (with sb) (for sth) (
sport体育) to have the same score as another player or team in a game or competition（比赛）得分相同，打成平局◆Wallace's touchdown tied the score at 13 in the third quarter.在第三节中，华莱士的达阵把比分拉成 13 平。◆Jenny tied with Sara for third place.珍妮与萨拉并列第三名。
 ●tie sb / yourself down (often passive常用被动语态) to limit your freedom约束；束缚；限制◆She felt too tied down at home with the kids.她觉得因为孩子而被困在家里太受拘束。●tie in (with sth)to agree with other facts or information that you have（与…）相符，吻合，相配●tie sb / sth up- to keep someone or something in position with rope, string, etc.将…捆住（或系起、拴住）◆The dog was tied up in the backyard.狗被拴在后院里。
- (usually passive通常用被动语态) to occupy or keep someone busy把（某人）缠住；使繁忙；使无空闲◆Mr. Jones is tied up in a meeting.琼斯先生正在开会，无法脱身。
🔑tietie2 /taɪ / noun [countable] - ( necktie) a long, thin piece of cloth that you wear around your neck with a shirt领带 ➡ look at bow tie
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sport体育) a game or competition in which two or more teams or players get the same score（比赛）平局，不相上下◆There was a tie for first place.出现了并列第一。
- [usually plural] something that connects you with a particular group of people纽带；联系◆Police believe he has ties to the Mafia.警方认为他和黑手党有关系。◆family ties家族关系
- something that limits your freedom约束；束缚；限制◆He never got married because he didn't want any ties.他从未结婚，因为他不想受任何束缚。
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