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A2  tie  bağlamak, düğümlemekberabere kalmak

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verb  /taɪ   / verb (present participle tying; 3rd person singular ties; past tense, past participle tied) tie (verb)
 /taɪ   /
verb (present participle tying; 3rd
person singular ties; past tense, past participle tied)
 
 1 [transitive]
to fasten sb/sth or
fix sb/sth in position with rope, string, etc.; to make a knot in sth
bağlamak, düğümlemek
 The prisoner was tied to a chair.
 Kay tied her hair back with a ribbon.
 to tie something in a knot
 to tie your shoelaces
OPPOSITE UNTIE
 2 [transitive]
[usually passive]
 tie sb (to sth/to doing
sth)
to limit sb's freedom
and make them unable to do everything they want to
bağlamak, kısıtlamak
 I don't want to be tied to staying in this
country permanently.
 3 [intransitive]
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
berabere
kalmak
 England tied with Italy for third place.
IDIOM
your
hands are tied
to not be in a position
to do as you would like because of rules, promises, etc.
 (M) eli
kolu bağlı olmak
 I'd like to help but my hands are tied.
PHRASAL VERBS
tie
sb/yourself down
to limit sb's/your
freedom
ayak
bağı olmak, sınırlama koymak
 Having young children really ties you down.
tie
in (with sth)
to agree with other
facts or information that you have; to match
uymak, mutabık
kalmak
 The new evidence seems to tie in with your
theory.
tie
sb/sth up 
1 to
fix sb/sth in position with rope, string, etc.
iple
bağlamak
 The dog was tied up in the back garden.
OPPOSITE UNTIE
 2 [usually
passive]
to keep sb busy
meşgul
etmek
 Mr Jones is tied up in a meeting.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	tie
IPA	/taɪ / verb (present participle tying; 3rd person singular ties; past tense, past participle tied)
Back	bağlamak, düğümlemek berabere kalmak
Back 2	tie (verb) /taɪ / verb (present participle tying; 3rd person singular ties; past tense, past participle tied) 1 [transitive] to fasten sb/sth or fix sb/sth in position with rope, string, etc.; to make a knot in sth bağlamak, düğümlemek The prisoner was tied to a chair. Kay tied her hair back with a ribbon. to tie something in a knot to tie your shoelaces *OPPOSITE* UNTIE 2 [transitive] [usually passive] tie sb (to sth/to doing sth) to limit sb's freedom and make them unable to do everything they want to bağlamak, kısıtlamak I don't want to be tied to staying in this country permanently. 3 [intransitive] 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 berabere kalmak England tied with Italy for third place. IDIOM your hands are tied to not be in a position to do as you would like because of rules, promises, etc. (M) eli kolu bağlı olmak I'd like to help but my hands are tied. PHRASAL VERBS tie sb/yourself down to limit sb's/your freedom ayak bağı olmak, sınırlama koymak Having young children really ties you down. tie in (with sth) to agree with other facts or information that you have; to match uymak, mutabık kalmak The new evidence seems to tie in with your theory. tie sb/sth up 1 to fix sb/sth in position with rope, string, etc. iple bağlamak The dog was tied up in the back garden. *OPPOSITE* UNTIE 2 [usually passive] to keep sb busy meşgul etmek Mr Jones is tied up in a meeting.

Tied Tie Participle Past Bağlamak Sb/Sth Verb Ties

tie (verb)