Translations for „ties“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

financial ties N pl

financial ties

powiązania ntpl finansowe

I . tie [taɪ] N

1. tie FASHION:

tie

krawat m

bow tie

mucha f

2. tie:

ties pl (bonds)

więzy pl

3. tie Brit SPORTS (match):

tie

mecz m

4. tie SPORTS (equal result):

tie

remis m

II . tie <tying> [taɪ] VB intr

1. tie (fasten):

tie

zawiązywać [perf zawiązać]

2. tie (in match):

tie

remisować [perf z-]

III . tie <tying> [taɪ] VB trans

tie flowers, hair

wiązać [perf z-]

tie laces

zawiązywać [perf zawiązać]

to tie sb to sth

przywiązać kogoś do czegoś

Phrases:

his hands are tied

on ma związane ręce

to tie the knot inf

stanąć przed ołtarzem

to tie oneself [up] in knots

zaplątać się

tie-break(er) N SPORTS

tie-break(er)

tie-break m

bow tie N FASHION

bow tie

muszka f

cup tie N

cup tie

mecz m rozgrywek pucharowych

tie back VB trans

tie back hair:

tie back

upinać [perf upiąć]

tie down VB trans

to be [or feel] tied down by sth

być uwiązanym przez coś

Phrases:

to tie oneself down to sth

obiecać coś

tie up VB trans

1. tie up (fasten):

tie up

związywać [perf związać]

tie up

upinać [perf upiąć]

tie up laces

zawiązywać [perf zawiązać]

tie up object

przywiązywać [perf przywiązać]

2. tie up (be busy):

to be tied up

być uwiązanym [lub zajętym]

3. tie up AM (blocked):

the traffic is tied up

ulice są zakorkowane

Phrases:

to tie up loose ends

dokończyć parę spraw

to be tied up with sth

być z czymś powiązanym

tie-pin N

tie-pin

szpilka f do krawata

tie-up N

1. tie-up ECON:

tie-up of companies

połączenie [się] nt

2. tie-up Brit (connection):

tie-up

związek m

3. tie-up AM (traffic jam):

tie-up

korek m (drogowy)

white tie N

white tie

biała muszka f

tie in with VB trans

to tie in with sth

zgadzać się z czymś

tie VB

User Entry

to tie one on (get drunk) inf

schlać się inf

Usage examples with ties

ties pl (bonds)

więzy pl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He is a strong advocate of trans-Atlantic ties.

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Occasionally, when breaking ties using photofinish, times are displayed to the thousandth of a second.

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Ties were played at home sites rather than all in one location as before.

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In the initial format, one-legged ties were played at the ground of the team as determined by the draw.

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Other reasons may include geographic proximity, tradition, strengthening of family ties, maintenance of family structure, a closer relationship between the wife and her in-laws.

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The pine was made into 1x4 lumber, the cedar into shingles, and hemlock into lath; other products included rail ties and hemlock bark for tanneries.

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Although ties between the two countries have been strained, neither country will say that diplomatic ties have been indefinitely severed.

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Interestingly, at least some of the material used in its construction was scrap, such as railroad ties and rails.

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She usually has long, floppy ears, which she ties it into a fluffy cone-shapped hair and decorated with heart decorations.

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All ties are played in this format; women's singles, men's singles and finally mixed doubles.

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