Tieの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It means get married

A: "When I'm not tied down..."

This means the person has something that is occupying their time and are metaphorically being tied down in place by said thing. They are restricted from being able to do things because of that thing.
Example:
A: Do you want to go to the movies later?
B: I'm sorry but I have a major exam tomorrow that I need to study for. When I'm not tied down, let's make plans to see a movie.

Can also used when talking about relationships. Not positive connotation.
A: When I'm not tied down to my wife, I will go out drinking with some friends.

A: When two strings are combined together making a knot , to make the piece come together or stay in place .
Example : I tired my shoes to keep them secure

A: Something that is tied together in a group, here's the phrase in a sentence " I tied the branches into a bundle"
Hope that helped

A: I think in this scene it means the speaker thinks the boy should not wear the tie that he is wearing.

A: “im sorry! i got all tied up in traffic.”
“i got tied up in this cool tv show!”
“im all tied up, maybe next time?”

A: There are several uses for the word " tie". I'll give 2 examples of 3 of them.

1. I'm teaching my son how to tie his shoelaces.
Tie our equipment down so it won't come off the truck.
2.I think I'll wear a blue tie with my pink suit.🤔
I think you look good when you wear a tie.
3.They are happy together ,so they're going to tie the knot.(get married)
I'm not sure that I'm ready to tie the knot. (get married)

A: I don't know many, usually you add that on after some event.
"After all this, I'll be able to tie up loose ends."

A: @imo:
It can be good to sever all ties with those who hurt you.
I will sever all ties with my x-husband

A: "Speaking of studies, that ties into my earlier question about your career aspirations."
"This assignment ties into the company-wide project, so don't miss the deadline."

A: lace your shoes means start from the beginning to add the shoelaces https://www.wikihow.com/Lace-Vans-Shoes
tie you shoes usually means you already placed up your shoes, but the two ends came undone and do you need to "tie" them back together

A: tied up - kept occupied or engaged
so if you are busy with something you can use that.
eg.
all this work kept me tied up for the whole week

while tie with is just the physical action of tying something
eg. I tied the rope to the tree and pulled it with force

A: "To tie" is the more generic term I think, but they are both synonyms. You can also use both as a verb.
- They drew the match 1-1
- They tied the match 1-1
- The match ended in a tie
- The match ended in a draw

A: Both can mean that you're very busy, but the second one can also mean that you're physically carrying a lot of items.

A: no essential difference for me . but I think when you said that he's tied up it may mean that there is a commitment/ responsibility he cannot leave or take for granted while he's busy is broader term that means he's doing a lot of things.

A: 왜 두 개의 부정적인 형태를 사용하셨나요?

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A: do you mean:" In the picture the ball is spinning in the sphere. 1. the balls are hitting/bumping into each other because they are not stopping (i dont know what you're trying to say here), the surface is frictionless"? (I just tried to correct what you wrote, I dont understand what's shown in the picture)!

A: I believe tie is used more frequently. Necktie is still used, but not so much.

A: tied up can be used literally if a person is in a situation where they are being tied up or it can be used figuratively like "I got tied up at work" meaning I had lots of work to do at my job

A: @richurchoi It is just another option.
But here is a version that sounds more natural to me:
"She took the tie off from the bread and tied his hair into a ponytail"

A: It’s actually saying “Tie a ribbon ‘round (around) the ole (old) oak tree”.

A: Yeah he said made it 3-3

A: "to cut ties with ~" means to end a relationship or an agreement. It only sounds right if ~ is a person or a group, because you can't have a relationship or agreement with an object or a concept.

〇　Joe cut ties with Marsha.
〇　Joe cut ties with his family.
〇　Joe cut ties with the XYZ Company. (= he quit his job or stopped doing business with them)
〇　Joe cut ties with the United States. (= he left the country)
✖　Joe cut ties with his bad habits.
〇　Joe renounced his bad habits. / Joe gave up his bad habits.
✖　Joe cut ties with his old car.
〇　Joe got rid of his old car. / Joe sold off his old car.

A: This tie doesn't fit my suit
This tie doesn't go with my suit