tied的意思和读音

tied

: [taɪd] : [taɪd]

adj.

v.“tie”

adj.relaxed

adj.knotted,tense,secured,taut,tangled

tiedadj.

1.rented to sb on the condition that they work for the owner

a tied cottage on a farm

v.1.“tie”

adj.1.a tied house is a house that you live in while you are doing a particular job but must leave when you leave your job2.a tied house or pub is a pub that can only sell beer produced by one company

v.1.The past tense and past participle of tie

1. unusual tied 使 lowered ...

2. S:Smile T:Tied U:Unofficial ...

3. ... wholly。really: 。 content。tied。 long—lasting。extensive…

4. evil tied floating ...

5. honestly adv. , tied v. ,, throat n. , , , , ...

6. evil tied floating ...

7. Tulip Ankle – tied Bell – bottom ...

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1.When producing too much, money gets tied up in materials and resources that could be used for other opportunities are spent.

2.He said the 11 men spent the first month of detention tied together by a rope.11

3.But after seeing the body, Norton is sure they were climbing tied together when Mallory fell. "There was a rope wrapped round his waist. "

4.The rubber rope tied to the jumper's ankle is long enough to ensure that he or she will enjoy the "free fall" in the air for a few seconds.使”。

5.Stretched over a punishment rack, his hands tied down and feet held, the prisoner was beaten.

6.Convinced he was a devil, his parents tied him up like an unwanted kitten in a gunnysack and threw him down a well.

7.April came as a relief to Andes' wife, Julie, who had found his phone tied up with texting when she tried to call him on lunch breaks.

8.Prosecutors say the policemen forced their way into the bank in the capital, Tegucigalpa and tied up the security guards at gunpoint.西

9.A worker's pay is often tied to things like his specific knowledge and experience.

10.The soil in return for her service keeps the tree tied to her, the sky asks nothing and leaves it free.