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🎀tie

verb
/taɪ/
Tidy tiff
tie definition card — visual illustration of the meaning tie synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison tie collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

to fasten or bind with a knot or string
to fasten with string or rope; to have equal scores in a competition

Example Sentences

He tied his shoes before leaving.

Please tie your shoelaces before running.

Example Expressions

tie the knot

Synonyms

bind, fasten, knot, secure, connect
Entry 1
bind, fasten, knot, secure
Entry 2
bind, fasten, secure, connect

Antonyms

untie, loosen, separate, disconnect
Entry 1
untie, loosen
Entry 2
untie, loosen, separate, disconnect

Collocations

tie a knot, tie shoes, tie the rope, tie knot, tie up, tie down, tie together
Entry 1
tie a knot, tie shoes, tie the rope
Entry 2
tie shoes, tie knot, tie up, tie down, tie together

More Example Sentences

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Here is my solution that would be ideal for both parties.

I like living in my city. It's a nice city with a lot of work opportunities.

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