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be tied together somewhere

  • 1 tie

    1. I
    1) does this sash tie? этот пояс завязывается?; this ribbon (this rope, this band, etc.) won't tie эта ленточка и т.д. не завязывается
    2) the two teams tied команды сыграли вничью /набрали равное количество очков/; the two candidates tied оба кандидата получили равное количество голосов
    2. II
    tie in some manner the ribbon ties well (loosely, securely, etc.) лента хорошо /крепко/ и т.д. завязывается; tie somewhere the belt ties behind (here, etc.) пояс завязывается сзади и т.д.
    3. III
    1) tie smb., smth. tie the criminal (the thief, the legs of the table, smb.'s hands, etc.) связывать преступника и т.д.; tie one's apron strings (a scarf, a knot, a bow, one's shoe-laces, etc.) завязывать передник и т.д.; tie shoes зашнуровывать ботинки; tie a box (a package, an artery, etc.) перевязывать коробку и т.д.
    2) tie smth. tie the score сыграть вничью; tie our team сравнять с нами счет; can you tie that record? вы можете поставить такой же рекорд?
    4. IV
    tie smb., smth. in some manner tie smb., smth. fast (securely, firmly, intricately, loosely, etc.) крепко и т.д. связывать /привязывать/ кого-л., что-л.; tie smb. hand and foot связать кого-л. по рукам и ногам; tie together smth., smb. /smth., smb. together/ tie smb.'s legs (a man's feet, all these things, the slaves, the prisoners, etc.) together связывать кому-л. ноги вместе и т.д.; tie smb. for some time his duties tie him here all day его служебные обязанности держат его здесь весь день
    5. XI
    1) be tied in some mariner be securely (loosely, etc.) tied быть крепко и т.д. связанным; be tied hand and foot быть связанным по рукам и ногам; be tied together somewhere his arms were tied together behind his back у него руки были связаны за спиной; be tied to smth. be tied to a tree (to a hedge, to a chair, to a box, etc.) быть привязанным к дереву и т.д.
    2) be tied to smth. he is tied to his work (to his duties, to a thankless task, etc.) он связан работой и т.д.; I am tied to these dates в эти дни я занят [и ничего изменить нельзя]; I am 'tied to the house all day я занята хозяйством весь день; be tied by smth. we are tied by the rules мы связаны правилами; he is tied by urgent business он занят срочными делами
    6. XVI
    1) tie at (under, round, etc.) smth. tie at the back (in front, round the neck, under the arms, etc.) завязываться сзади и т.д.
    2) tie for smth. tie for a prize (for the first place, etc.) сравнять счет в борьбе за приз и т.д.; tie with smb. we tied with them a) мы с ними сыграли вничью; б) мы с ними сравняли счет
    7. XXI1
    tie smth. with smth. tie one's letters with a coloured ribbon (a gift with a red tape, a box with a string, etc.) перевязывать письма цветной ленточкой и т.д.; tie smb., smth. to smth. tie a horse to a tree (a dog to a thick post, the cart to the railings, the patient to the bed, a message to the leg of the bird, etc.) привязывать лошадь к дереву и т.д.; tie a fish line to a fishing-rod прикреплять леску к удочке; tie a branch of roses to a trellis подвязывать розы к решетке; tie smth. behind (round, in, etc.) smth. tie smb.'s hands behind his back связать кому-л. руки за спину; tie a knot in a handkerchief to remind one of smth. завязать узелок на память; tie handkerchief round one's neck завязать платок на шее; tie smth. in (to) smth. tie smth. into a knot (in a loop, in a bow, etc.) завязывать что-л. узлом и т.д.

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > tie

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