tie
noun/taɪ/
Слово англійською: tie
Переклад tie українською: краватка
Детальний опис
- (North American English also necktie)a long, narrow piece of cloth worn around the neck, especially by men, with a knot in front
- He was dressed impeccably in a suit and tie.
- They prefer their employees to wear a shirt and tie.
- a striped silk tie
- a piece of string or wire used for fastening or tying something
- ties for closing plastic bags
- [usually plural] a strong connection between people or organizations
- family ties
- diplomatic/economic/bilateral ties
- emotional ties
- the ties of friendship
- tie with somebody/something The firm has close ties with an American corporation.
- Although he was raised as a Roman Catholic, he has cut his ties with the Church.
- tie between somebody/something There is a strong tie between her and her daughters.
- Ties between the two countries remain very strong.
- tie to somebody/something giant corporations with close ties to the administration
- Both sides agreed to strengthen political ties.
- They severed ties after a dispute.
- a thing that limits somebody’s freedom of action
- He was still a young man and he did not want any ties.
- They have broken the ties that bound them.
- a situation in a game or competition when two or more players have the same score
- The match ended in a tie.
- (British English) a sports match, especially a football (soccer) match, that is part of a larger competition
- the first leg of the tie between Leeds and Roma
- They have a second round tie away to Ipswich Town.
- a curved line written over two notes of the same pitch (= how high or low a note is) to show that they are to be played or sung as one note
- (North American English) (British English sleeper)one of the heavy pieces of wood or concrete on which the rails (= metal bars) on a railway track are laid
clothes
for fastening
connection
limit
in game/competition
music
on railway
Word OriginOld English tīgan (verb), tēah (noun), of Germanic origin.