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1 tied house
n. brit. econ. кафеана што продава пиво само на еден производител -
2 tongue-tied
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3 hog-tie
v. t. amer. be hog-tied ограничен е; врзани му се рацете -
4 tie down
phr.v. 1. врзува (некого/нешто): He didn't want to be tied down Тој не сакаше да биде врзан/има обврски2. tie sb down to sth обврзува некого на нешто: Can you tie him down to these conditions? можеш ли да го наговориш да ги прифати овие услови?;3. tie oneself down to sth се обврзува на нешто; си зема обврска за нешто: I'll do the job, but I don't want to tie myself down to any particular date Ќе ја направам работата, но не сакам да се обврзувам со одреден датум -
5 tongueless
adj.нем, без јазик; tongue-tied - a. кој пелтечи
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