TIE - 从英语翻译成中文

I. tie [taı] 名词

1. tie:

tie

领带 lǐngdài

tie

领结 lǐngjié

2. tie:

tie

(捆扎用的)线 xiàn

tie

绳 shéng

tie

带子 dàizi

3. tie:

tie

关系 guānxì

tie

纽带 niǔdài

4. tie:

tie

束缚 shùfù

5. tie:

tie

(选举或比赛结果的)平局 píngjú

end in a tie

打成平手

II. tie <tying> [taı] 动词 不及物动词

1. tie (up):

tie

被系(或捆扎住)住 bèi jì zhù

a dress tying (up) at the back

背后系带的连衣裙

2. tie:

tie

不分胜负 bùfēn shèngfù

Alice tied with Jenny for third place.

爱丽丝和詹妮并列第三名。

III. tie [taı] 动词 trans

1. tie (up):

tie

捆 kǔn

tie

扎 zhā

tie

系 jì

2. tie:

tie

把…打结 bǎ…dǎjié

tie the ribbon in a bow

将丝带打成蝴蝶结

tie [taı]

tie down (to)

束缚 shùfù

tie down (to)

牵制 qiānzhì

He was tied down to the contract.

他被合同拴住了。

tie up

使(钱)搁死 shǐ gēsǐ

She tied up her cash in long-term investments.

她把现金都被搁死在长期投资里了。

tie up

与…联系起来 yǔ…liánxì qǐlái

His depression is tied up with his father's death.

他的消沉和他父亲的死有关。

tie up

使很忙 shǐ hěnmáng

tie up

占用 zhànyòng

I'm tied up all day and cannot see him today.

我今天一天都很忙，不能见他了。

black-tie 形

black-tie

要求(出席者)穿宴会小礼服并带黑领结的 yāoqiú chuān yànhuì xiǎo lǐfú bìng dài hēi lǐngjié de

a black-tie dinner

正装宴会

bow tie 名词

bow tie

蝶形领结 diéxíng lǐngjié

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

He sometimes appears with a bow tie, sometimes with a long tie, as can be seen on the covers of his books.

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Evening wear was worn with a white bow tie and a shirt with the new winged collar.

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Variants include the ascot tie, bow tie, bolo tie, zipper tie, cravat and the clip-on tie.

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Originally the ears were taller and the ensemble lacked the trademark bow tie, collar, and cuffs.

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He is usually seen wearing a bow tie and collar, though he sometimes switches to a diagonally striped necktie when running for public office.

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