tie
[taɪ] ( pt & pp tied, cont tying )noun
| 1. | [necktie] cravatta f |
| 2. | [string, cord] laccio m |
| 3. | [bond, link] vincolo m |
| 4. | [in game, competition] pareggio m |
| 5. | (US) RAIL traversina f |
tie
[taɪ] ( pt & pp tied, cont tying )transitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | [attach]
to tie sthg (on)to sthg legare qc (a qc) to tie sthg around sthg allacciare qc attorno a qc to tie sthg with sthg legare qc con qc |
| 2. | [shoelaces, ribbon]
fare il nodo a, annodare
to tie a knot/bow fare un nodo/un fiocco |
| 3. | (fig)
[link]
to be tied to sb/sthg essere legato ( f legata) a qn/qc |
| 4. | (fig)
[restricted]
to be tied to sthg [to house] essere costretto ( f costretta) a qc [to office] essere inchiodato ( f inchiodata) in qc |
tie
[taɪ] ( pt & pp tied, cont tying )intransitive verb Conjugaison
[draw]
to tie (with sb) pareggiare (con qn)
tie down
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
(fig) [restrict] vincolare
tie in with
transitive verb inseparable
combaciare con
tie up
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
| 1. | [person, animal]
legare
[parcel] legare (con uno spago) |
| 2. | [shoelaces] annodare, fare il nodo a |
| 3. | (fig) [money, resources] immobilizzare |
| 4. | (fig)
[link]
to be tied up with sthg essere collegato ( f collegata) con qc |
