1 to make a knot in a piece of string, rope, etc. -- atar
She tied his shoelaces.
2 a long, thin piece of cloth that a man wears around his neck with a shirt -- corbata
6 to make the score of the game the same for each side -- empatar
8 to get married -- casarse
When are they going to tie the knot? ¿Cuándo se van a casar?
9 a long colored piece of cloth, tied under the collar of a man’s shirt -- corbata [ feminine, singular ]
a shirt and tie una camisa y corbata
10 a connection or link -- lazo [ masculine, singular ]
his ties to the mafia sus lazos con la mafia
11 sth used to fasten things -- cordón [ masculine, singular ]
12 a score in a game in which both sides have the same number of points -- empate [ masculine, singular ]
It ended in a tie. Terminó en un empate.
We also need regional security and close ties with the relevant regional players.
We have partners in the entire world with whom we are united by strong cultural and economic ties.
It is worth keeping in mind that stability is best achieved by establishing a variety of financial, cultural and political ties.
I believe that we will achieve better results through constructive cooperation than by cutting the ties of cooperation.
Part of its cultural identity, its history, its fabric, comes from its historic ties with the shoemaking industry.
Our political ties need to be strengthened and broadened.
In addition, old historic ties between these areas would be broken.
Our ties are therefore based on a partnership instead of on aid and a relationship of dependency as before.
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düğümlemek, bağlamak, aynı sayıda/sonuçta/skorda beraber olmak…
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