ties
US /taɪz/
UK /taɪz/
名词
1.
领带
a strip of material worn around the collar and tied in a knot at the front, for decorative purposes
示例:
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He always wears a suit and ties to work.
他上班总是穿西装打领带。
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The store has a wide selection of colorful ties.
这家商店有各种各样色彩鲜艳的领带。
2.
纽带, 联系
strong connections or bonds between people or groups
示例:
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Family ties are very important to her.
家庭纽带对她来说非常重要。
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The two countries have strong economic ties.
两国之间有牢固的经济联系。
动词
1.
系, 绑
to fasten or secure with a cord, rope, or the like
示例:
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She ties her shoelaces before going for a run.
她跑步前会系鞋带。
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He carefully ties the knot in the rope.
他小心翼翼地系好绳结。
2.
打平, 并列
to achieve the same score or result as another competitor or team
示例:
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The two teams ties at the end of the game.
两队在比赛结束时打成平手。
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She ties with her opponent for first place.
她与对手并列第一。