0 to fasten something with string, rope, etc -- привязывать/связывать/перевязывать
1 to make a knot in a piece of string, rope, etc -- завязывать
She tied the scarf.
2 to have the same score as someone else at the end of a competition or game -- сыграть вничью
Sweden tied with France in the winter sports competition.
3 a long, thin piece of cloth that a man wears around his neck with a shirt -- галстук
4 a relationship that connects you with a place, person, etc -- узы, связи
[ usually plural ] The two countries have close ties with each other.
5 the result of a game or competition when two people or teams have the same score -- ничья
Moreover, such priming effects are tied to representations in the brain.
The actors are able to reach common agreement on their preferences and are open to ties with other parties.
The collective results suggest that neural populations, rather than the individual cell, determine the spatial proper ties of its receptive field.
There is a fairly straightforward answer to this question, which is intimately tied to their concept of iteration.
An individual is concerned over a triple of alternatives if these alternatives are not all tied in this individual's preference ordering.
In both countries older women generally had more close ties than older men and received more kinds of support.
Rather, we should admit that the ties are somewhat different in different contexts.
To begin, venues are directly tied to policy solutions, and advocacy groups do have preferences in this regard.
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