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Ivt. 매다, 붙들어 매다(to),...의 끈을 매다, 결합(접합)하다, 결혼시키다, 속박하다, (경기에서)동점이 되다, (음표를)연결하다IIvi. 매이다, 동점이(타이로)되다, be much \tied 조금도 틈이 없다, \tie down 제한하다, 구속하다. \tie up 단단히 묶다, 싸다, 방해하다, 못하게 하다, 짜다, 연합하다(to, with), 구속하다, (재산 따위를)자유로 사용(처분) 못하게 하다IIIn. 매듭, 끈, 구두끈, 줄, 쇠사슬(따위), 끈으로 매는 단화의 일종, 넥타이, 연분, 기반, 속박, 거추장스러운 것, 귀찮은 사람, 동점(의 시합), 버팀목, play (shoot) off the \tie 결승 시합을 하다
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off|shoot — «AWF SHOOT, OF », noun. 1. a shoot from the main stem of a plant; branch: »One of the offshoots of the trunk fell from high in the tree under the weight of the snow. 2. Figurative: »an offshoot of a mountain range. The nation s annual spending… … Useful english dictionary
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