Tі translation. Tie

English-Russian translation of TIE

transcription, transcription: [taɪ]

a) vuzol; rare bow

Large formal wigs with a tie behind. — Pishnі official feathers with a bow behind

knot 1., knot 1.

b) tie, lace

a) crib; blizzard blizzard

to loosen one "s tie - loosen the wuzol of the crib

necktie, cravat, bow-tie

b) boa (zhіnocha embellishment)

3) rich. napivchereviki

a) stor. stretched element, tightening

b) Amer. railroad sleeper

to count the ties - walk in sleepers

5) whether there is any type of lucky person, I will build, secure, mechanism

a) call, call, call; quiet. call

b) music. league

6) switch. those who show up, take away, stream, surround

a) vice, obmezhennya, squeeze

The stench does not dwell on the respect of these religions. — Religious oppression is not appropriate for us.

restraint, constraint

b) interaction, communication

The ties of a common blood, and a common speech. Green

c) freedom exchange; tractor, traction

- We, maybe, would like to conduct an evening broadcast, and then the children will be tied on their hands and feet.

d) beam. calling

e) rich. ultrasound

to cement, strengthen ties

to cut / sever ties with smb. - rozirvati vіdnosini z kim-l.

to establish ties with

close, intimate, strong ties - strong connection, close contact, close contact

old school ties - old school friendship

b) sports. ; switch gra vnichyu

c) sports. dodatkovy, virishalny match, which wins after a draw.

a) a bundle

b) braid, pussy

c) mouth. peruk, tied with a back stitch

a) tie (sya), tie (also tie down; to - to something), pov'yazuvati; quiet. attach

b) lace up the laces

c) bandaging (wound toshcho)

to tie the more superficial arteries

bind , constrict

d) creak

bind, fasten, make fast

a) pov'yazuvati, border freedom

tied to / for time - tied for an hour

bind , oblige , restrain , constraint

b) share minds; goiter'yazuvati

Unfortunately I am tied to time. I must be back in London. (Mrs. Carlyle) - I'm sorry, I've been slacking off for an hour. I need to turn back to London.

limit 2., confine 2., restrict, oblige

c) switch z'ednuvati, creak, call

connect, join 1.

d) music. zaliguvati, zv'yazuvati (sounds, notes)

3) look at the rahunok, look at the vnichyu; come head to head (about the horses in the haircuts)

4) mishati, call; trudge, vіdstavati (about myslivskih dogs, yaki didn’t take a trace)

loiter, lag I 2.

bind, fasten, hitch 2., lash 2., moor III, secure 2., truss 2.

free 3., loosen, separate 3., sever, unbind

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reel, stitch, cord; vuzol, loop; skriplennya; brace

the dog broke its tie

sound. pl ultrasound; call

the ties of friendship- uzi friendship [love uzi]

the ties of blood, blood ties

family ties

the silken tie - sings. uzi kokhannya and friendship

to break a tie of smth. - Razirvati uzi chogos.

borg, goiter

the ties of patriotism - patriotic footwear

the ties of moral duty

a man free from bonds and ties- a man who is not tied up with everyday goiters

I was under the tie of secrecy- I am guilty buv save the mystery

the dog was rather a tie

the children are a great tie on her- Children at the tractors

four-in-hand tie

to loosen one "s tie - loosen the wuzol of the crib

Amer. sleeper

to count /to hit/ the ties - roz. walk on sleepers

pl. rozg. low boots with laces

gra vnichyu; zmagannya, in which supermen come to the finish line at once

to end in a tie - end in a tie

match between the frontal strikes; virishalna zustrich (after nothing)

tie breaker - dodatkovy match

to play /to shoot/ off a tie - play the big game

music league, legato sign

sea(mooring) bridle

specialist. call

Store stretched element; puff

black tie - dip. tuxedo

white tie - dip. tailcoat

the old school tie - joke. a) solidarity, camaraderie; b) snobbery

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dieslovo

1. pov'yazuvati (zv'yazati)
2. bind (attach'yazati, pov'yazati, uv'yazuvati)
3. tie up (zav'yazati, goiter'yazuvati)
4. bandage
5. win vnichyu
6. pіdv'yazuvati
7. bind
8. get involved
9. lace up

name-list

1. crib
2. call (high school, z'ednannya, vuzol, binding)
3. knot
4. sleeper
5. even rahunok
6. lace
7. nothing
8. puff

Plural number: ties.

Forms of the word

Frazi

red tie
Chervona crib

close tie
close call

tie of friendship
uzi friendship

tie a knot
tie a wuzol

rail road tie
transom sleeper

tie the hands
ring your hands

tie the knot
zv'yazati vuzol

tie rope
tie a hank

tie the rope
tie a hank

tie knots
tie a wuzli

Propositions

Tom doesn't know how to tie yoga shoes.
Tom can't tie his shoelaces.

Pass the rope through the ring and tie it.
Let the skein through the ring and tie the yogo.

Tie Tom up with thie pie of rope.
Tie Tom with a rag of a hank.

Can you show me how to tie a tie?
Can you show me how to tie a bed?

How much does this tie cost?
How many koshtuє tsya crib?

I want a tie to go with this suit.
I want a bed for which suit.

The price of this tie is too high.
The bed is too expensive.

Tom bent down to tie yoga collar.
Tom got the hang of tying the string around the slipper.

This tie doesn't go with my suit.
Tsya crib will not come with my suit.

These ties aren't mine.
Qi cribs are not mine.

These tiesє raznі.
Qi cribs are different.

Did Bush have ties to al-Qaida?
Bush maw links with al-Qaeda?

Tom's ties are always too loud.
Tom must always wear noisy cribs.

Most men here wear ties every day.
Most people here today wear a crib.

He tied the dog to a tree.
Win tying the dog to a tree.

She tied him to the chair.
Vona tied Yogo to the stiletto.

She tied up the package with string.
Vona tied the package with twine.

my friend tied my shoes together and I fell when I tried to stand up.
My friend tied my shoelaces on my laces, and I fell, if I tried to get up.

Tom tied yoga shoes.
Tom tied the laces on the laces.

Tom's hands were tied yoga back.
Tom's hands were tied behind his back.

Tom and Mary tied John up.
Tom from Mary called John.

When I woke up, I found I had been tied up.
If I have thrown myself, I have revealed that I have been tied up.

I tied my dog ​​to the tree in the yard.
I tied my dog ​​to a tree by the park.

Tom tied his sweater around his waist.
Tom tied the light around his waist.

Can you tie a cherry stem into a knot with your tongue?
Can you tie a cherry holder at the vuzol with your tongue?