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BNC: 2118 COCA: 1501
*tie¹
/taɪ ||; taɪ/noun[C]
1 (US also 美亦作 necktie) a long thin piece of cloth worn round the neck, especially by men, with a knot at the front. A tie is usually worn with a shirt. 领带: a striped silk tie 带条纹的真丝领带 ☞Look at bow tie. 参看bow tie。
2 [usu.pl] a strong connection between people or organizations 关系；联系: personal/emotional ties 私人╱感情关系 family ties 家族关系
3 something that limits your freedom 束缚
4 a situation in a game or competition in which two or more teams or players get the same score （比赛）平手: There was a tie for first place. 冠军之争打成平手。
5 (in music) a curved line written over notes of the same PITCH (= how high or low a note is) to show that they should be played or sung as one note （音乐）链接线 ☞picture at music 见music插图
*tie²
/taɪ ||; taɪ/verb (present participle tying third person singular present ties;past tense past participle tied)
1 [T] to fasten sb/sth or fix sb/sth in position with rope, string, etc; to make a knot in sth 绑；捆；系: The prisoner was tied to a chair. 那个囚犯被绑在椅子上。 Kay tied her hair back with a ribbon. 凯将头发用丝带系在脑后。 to tie sth in a knot 将某物打结 to tie your shoelaces 系鞋带 [OPP] untie 反义词为untie
2 [T] tie sb (to sth/to doing sth) (usually passive 通常用于被动语态) to limit sb's freedom and make him/her unable to do everything he/she wants to 束缚；约束；限制: I don't want to be tied to staying in this country permanently. 我不想永远留在这个国家，受到局限。
3 [I] tie (with sb) (for sth) to have the same number of points as another player or team at the end of a game or competition （比赛）得分相同: England tied with Italy for third place. 英格兰队和意大利队并列第三名。
your hands are tied→HAND¹ tie sb/yourself down to limit sb's/your freedom 束缚某人╱自己: Having young children really ties you down. 有了小孩真的会把你拖累住。 tie in (with sth) to agree with other facts or information that you have; to match 与…相吻合: The new evidence seems to tie in with your theory. 新的证据似乎与你的说法相符。 tie sb/sth up
1 to fix sb/sth in position with rope, string, etc 绑；拴: The dog was tied up in the back garden. 那只狗被拴在后花园里。
2 (usually passive 通常用于被动语态) to keep sb busy 使某人忙个不停；使某人脱不了身: Mr Jones is tied up in a meeting. 琼斯先生正在开会，脱不了身。
BNC: 2118 COCA: 1501
tie1/taI; taI/ v tied , tying , ties 1 [T] a) to fasten something by making a knot in a piece of string, rope etc [ untie ]〔用线﹑绳索等〕捆﹔绑﹔系: tie sth to/onto/around etc sth Tie this label to your suitcase. 把这个标签系在衣箱上。She tied a scarf around her head. 她在头上系了一条头巾。tie sth with sth a parcel tied with string 用绳子捆起来的包裹tie sb to sth They tied him to a chair. 他们把他绑在一把椅子上。tie sb's hands/feet 绑住某人的手/脚 b) to make a knot in a rope, string etc [ untie ] 把〔绳索﹑线等〕打结﹔系上: Can he tie his shoelaces? 他会系鞋带吗？tie a knot/bow She put a ribbon round it and tied a bow. 她用丝带绑住它﹐打了个蝴蝶结。see box at 见 FASTEN 方框2 [I] also 又作 be tied to have the same number of points in a competition〔比赛〕打成平局﹐不分胜负: +with San Diego are tied with Denver Broncos. 圣迭戈队和丹佛野马队打成平局。+for Jones and Beale tied for second place. 琼斯和比尔并列第二。3 be tied to sth to be dependent on something or restricted by a particular situation 依附于某物﹔被某事物束缚[约束﹐限制]: Salary increases are tied to inflation. 加薪额和通货膨胀紧密相关。be tied to doing sth I don’t want to be tied to doing paperwork all day. 我不想被限制住﹐整天做些文书工作。4 tie the knot informal to get married【非正式】结婚tie sb down phr v to stop someone from being free to do what they want to do 束缚﹐限制〔某人〕的自由: I’m not ready to be tied down at my age. 在我这个年龄我还没有准备好被束缚。tie in with sth phr v to be similar to or related to another thing 与…相符﹐同…一致﹔有联系﹐有关联: How does the new job tie in with your long-term plans? 这份新工作的情况如何与你的长期目标相符呢？tie sb/sth up phr v 1 to tie someone's arms, legs etc so that they cannot move 把〔某人〕捆绑起来 2 to fasten something together using string or rope 把〔某物〕捆绑起来 3 to use something continuously, stopping other people from using it 一直用某物﹐占用: Don’t tie up the phone with personal calls. 不要占着电话线打私人电话。 4 be tied up to be very busy 非常繁忙: I’ll be tied up all day. 我一整天都会忙得脱不开身。
tie2 n [C]1 a long narrow piece of cloth that a man wears around his neck with a shirt 领带: He wore a suit and tie. 他穿西服打领带。see picture at 见 CLOTHES 图2 [usually plural 一般用复数] a relationship between two people, groups, or countries〔两个人﹑团体或国家间的〕联系﹐关系: close/strong ties close family ties 紧密的家庭关系+between/with economic ties between the two countries 两国之间的经济关系3 the result of a game, competition etc when two people or teams get the same number of points [ draw BrE 【英】] 〔游戏﹑比赛等的〕平局﹐分数相同﹐不分胜负: There was a tie for first place. 有两位选手并列第一名。BLACK TIE , BOW TIE
BNC: 2118 COCA: 1501
tie tieties2 noun1 a long thin piece of cloth that you wear round your neck with a shirt2when two teams or players have the same number of points at the end of a game or competition: The match ended in a tie.3ties (plural) a connection between people or organizations: Our school has ties with a school in France.
tie tietiestiedtying1 verb (ties, tying, tied /, has tied)1to fasten or fix something using rope, string, etc.: I tied my hair back with a ribbon. I tied a scarf round my neck. The prisoner was tied to a chair.2to end a game or competition with the same number of points for both teams or players: France tied with Spain for second place.tie somebody up to put a piece of rope around somebody so that they cannot move: The robbers tied up the owner of the shop.tie something up to put a piece of string or rope around something to hold it in place: I tied up the parcel with string. The dog was tied up in the garden.

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