tied
US /taɪd/
UK /taɪd/
形容词
1.
系着的, 绑着的
fastened or secured with a rope, string, or similar material
示例:
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The boat was tied to the dock.
船被系在码头上。
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Her hair was tied back in a ponytail.
她的头发扎成马尾辫。
2.
平局的, 不分上下的
having an equal score or result in a contest or election
示例:
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The game ended in a tied score of 2-2.
比赛以2-2的平局结束。
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The two candidates were tied in the polls.
两位候选人在民意调查中不分上下。
3.
受束缚的, 受限制的
restricted or limited by circumstances or obligations
示例:
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He's tied up with work all week.
他整个星期都被工作缠住了。
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Their hands are tied by the regulations.
他们的手被规章制度束缚了。
过去分词
系, 绑
past participle of 'tie'
示例:
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He had tied his shoelaces before leaving.
他离开前已经系好了鞋带。
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The package was securely tied with string.
包裹用绳子捆绑得很牢固。