tied in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tied in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tied [tʌɪd] ADJ

1. tied (drawn):

tied

empatado

the competition was tied

el concurso terminó en empate

they're still tied with only five minutes to go Am

siguen empatados y quedan solo cinco minutos de juego

2. tied (in UK):

tied house FARM

vivienda destinada al trabajador agrícola que ocupa un determinado puesto

tied house (pub)

bar que pertenece a una cervecería y vende solo su marca de cerveza

tongue-tied [Am ˈtəŋ ˌtaɪd, Brit ˈtʌŋtʌɪd] ADJ

tongue-tied youth/suitor:

tongue-tied

tímido

tongue-tied

cohibido

he gets tongue-tied when she's around

se cohíbe or se corta cuando está ella

I get tongue-tied when I try to speak German

se me traba la lengua cuando trato de hablar alemán

hog-tie [ˈhɔɡˌtaɪ], hogtie VB trans <hog-ties hog-tying hog-tied> Am

1. hog-tie (bind):

hog-tie

atar de pies y manos

2. hog-tie (render helpless):

hog-tie

atar de pies y manos

I.tie [Am taɪ, Brit tʌɪ] N

1.1. tie FASHION:

tie

corbata f

he can't tie his tie yet

todavía no se sabe hacer el nudo de la corbata

1.2. tie FASHION (on clothing):

tie

lazo m

tie clasp or clip

→ tiepin

2.1. tie (bond):

tie

lazo m

tie

vínculo m

emotional ties

lazos or vínculos afectivos

blood ties

lazos mpl de parentesco

economic/diplomatic ties

relaciones fpl económicas/diplomáticas

I have no ties here

no hay nada que me retenga aquí

2.2. tie (obligation, constraint):

tie

atadura f

the children are a tie

los niños atan mucho

family ties

obligaciones fpl familiares

3.1. tie (draw):

tie

empate m

tie game/match Am

empate m

3.2. tie Brit:

cup tie

partido m de copa

4.1. tie (fastener):

tie

cierre de alambre o plástico para bolsas etc

4.2. tie CONSTR:

tie

tirante m

4.3. tie Am RAIL:

tie

traviesa f

4.4. tie MUS:

tie

ligadura f

II.tie <ties, tying, tied> [Am taɪ, Brit tʌɪ] VB trans

1.1. tie knot/bow:

tie

hacer

to tie a knot in sth

hacer un nudo en algo

1.2. tie (fasten):

tie shoelaces/parcel

atar

tie shoelaces/parcel

amarrar LatAm excl RioPl

he tied the ribbon into a bow

hizo un lazo con la cinta

she tied a scarf around her neck

se ató un pañuelo al cuello

she tied the dog to the tree

ató el perro al árbol

she tied the dog to the tree

amarró el perro al árbol LatAm excl RioPl

she tied her hair back

se recogió el pelo

his ankles were tied together

tenía los tobillos atados

to be fit to be tied Am inf

estar hecho una furia

with one arm or hand tied behind one's back inf (easily)

con los ojos cerrados

with one arm or hand tied behind one's back (handicapped)

con las manos atadas

2.1. tie (link):

tie

relacionar

tie

ligar

to tie sth to/with sth

relacionar or ligar algo con algo

2.2. tie (restrict):

tie person

atar

she doesn't want to be tied

no quiere atarse

she's tied by her job

el trabajo la tiene atada

to tie sb to sth/-ing the contract ties us to a strict timetable

el contrato nos obliga a cumplir un horario estricto

I'm tied to the house by the children

los niños me tienen atada a la casa

2.3. tie (make conditional):

to tie sth to sth

condicionar algo a algo

3. tie:

tie GAMES, SPORTS game

empatar

tie team

empatar con

III.tie <ties, tying, tied> [Am taɪ, Brit tʌɪ] VB intr

1. tie (fasten):

tie

atarse

the dress ties at the back

el vestido se ata atrás

2. tie (draw):

tie teams/contestants:

empatar

See also tiepin

tiepin [Am ˈtaɪˌpɪn, Brit ˈtʌɪpɪn] N

tiepin

alfiler m de corbata

tiepin

fistol m Mex

I.tie up VB [Am taɪ -, Brit tʌɪ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. tie up:

tie up shoelaces/parcel/animal

atar

tie up shoelaces/parcel/animal

amarrar LatAm excl RioPl

tie up boat

amarrar

to tie sth/sb up to sth

atar algo/a alguien a algo

to tie sth/sb up to sth

amarrar algo/a alguien a algo LatAm excl RioPl

to tie up loose ends

atar cabos sueltos

2. tie up (keep busy):

to be tied up she's tied up with a customer just now

en este momento está ocupada atendiendo a un cliente

I'll be even more tied up tomorrow

mañana voy a estar aún más ocupado or atareado

3. tie up (make unavailable):

tie up capital/assets

inmovilizar

all our money is tied up in property

todo nuestro dinero está invertido or metido en bienes raíces

4. tie up (impede) Am:

tie up traffic/production/project

paralizar

tie up traffic/production/project

parar

5. tie up (finalize) Brit:

tie up deal

cerrar

tie up arrangements

finalizar

I had to get everything tied up before I left

tuve que dejarlo todo arreglado antes de irme

6. tie up (connect):

to be tied up with sth

estar ligado a or relacionado con algo

II.tie up VB [Am taɪ -, Brit tʌɪ -] (v + adv)

1. tie up (moor) NAUT:

tie up

atracar

2. tie up (be linked):

tie up

estar relacionado

tie up

estar ligado

to tie up with sth

estar relacionado con algo

to tie up with sth

estar ligado a algo

I.tie down VB [Am taɪ -, Brit tʌɪ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

tie down load/prisoner:

tie down

atar

tie down

amarrar LatAm excl RioPl

II.tie down VB [Am taɪ -, Brit tʌɪ -] (v + o + adv)

1. tie down (restrict, limit):

tie down

atar

a family ties you down

tener familia te ata

she doesn't want to be tied down to a routine

no quiere estar atada or ceñida a una rutina

2. tie down (oblige, commit):

the minister refused to be tied down

el ministro no quiso comprometerse

I intend to tie him down to that clause

pienso obligarlo a cumplir esa cláusula

you have to tie them down to a definite date

tienes que hacer que se comprometan a una fecha concreta

cup tie N Brit

cup tie

partido m de copa

kipper tie N

kipper tie

corbata f ancha multicolor

tie rack N

tie rack

corbatero m

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tied in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tied in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tongue-tied [ˈtʌŋtaɪd] ADJ

1. tongue-tied (too shy to speak):

to be tongue-tied

cortarse Spain

to be tongue-tied

quedarse cohibido

he was completely tongue-tied

parecía que le hubiese comido la lengua el gato

2. tongue-tied MED (suffering from ankyloglossia):

to be tongue-tied

tener el frenillo sublingual corto

to be tongue-tied

tener anquiloglosia

I.tie [taɪ] N

1. tie (necktie):

tie

corbata f

2. tie (cord):

tie

atadura f

3. tie pl (bond):

tie

lazos m pl

tie diplomatic

relaciones f pl

4. tie (equal ranking):

tie

empate m

5. tie Brit SPORTS:

tie

partido m

II.tie [taɪ] VB intr

1. tie (fasten):

tie

atarse

2. tie SPORTS:

tie

empatar

III.tie [taɪ] VB trans

1. tie (fasten):

tie

atar

tie knot

hacer

2. tie (restrict):

tie

limitar

to be tied by/to sth

estar limitado por/a algo

tie up VB trans

1. tie up (bind):

tie up

atar

tie up hair

recogerse

to tie up some loose ends fig

atar cabos sueltos

2. tie up (delay):

tie up

obstruir

3. tie up (be busy):

to be tied up

estar ocupado

4. tie up FIN, ECON:

tie up capital

inmovilizar

to be tied up in sth

estar invertido en algo

5. tie up Brit (connect with):

tie up

relacionar

to be tied up with sth

estar ligado a algo

tie-break [ˈtaɪbreɪk] N Brit, tie-breaker N

tie-break

desempate m

cup tie N SPORTS

cup tie

partido m de copa

tie clip N

tie clip

aguja f de corbata

tie-in [ˈtaɪɪn] N

1. tie-in (agreement):

tie-in

acuerdo m

2. tie-in (connection):

tie-in

relación f

tongue-tied ADJ

User Entry

tongue-tied (unable to speak)

mudo, -a fig

tongue-tied (unable to speak)

sin habla (por vergüenza o nerviosismo)

tie up VB

User Entry

to be (very) tied up (busy)

estar (muy) liado (-a)

zip tie N

User Entry

zip tie

brida (para cables) f

tied Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to wear one's hair loose/tied back

llevar el pelo suelto/recogido

to be tied to one's mother's apron strings

estar pegado a las faldas de la madre

to be tied by/to sth

estar limitado por/a algo

to have one's hands tied

tener las manos atadas

to be fit to be tied Am

estar fuera de sí

to be tied up in sth

estar invertido en algo

to be tied up with sth

estar ligado a algo

when I'm worked up, I get tongue-tied

cuando estoy nervioso se me atraviesan las palabras

to be tied to one's mother's apron strings

enmadrarse

they tied his hands to the chair

lo maniataron a la silla

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If both teams are tied when the timer runs out, the game enters into sudden death over-time mode, whereby whoever scores a goal first wins.

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The mode and schedule of payments are very customer-friendly, with payments tied to the progress of the project.

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The novel opens with the protagonist having tied himself naked to a rocking chair in his apartment, rocking back and forth in the dark.

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If the teams are tied after each has had a possession, true sudden death rules apply thereafter.

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The "pabtin" is a square-shaped bamboo grille or frame to which goodies (candies, fruits, small trinkets, etc.) are tied with thin strings.

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She suggests that their bullying could be tied to their exemplification of broken stereotypes.

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Most other names are directly tied to its role as pole star.

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A five-year variable mortgage, which is tied to the bank's prime rate, will rise to 2.6 per cent from 2.45 per cent.

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After a double bogey at 11 and a bogey at 14, the two were tied.

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Long and straight bamboo poles are polished and greased, after which a small bag containing the prize is tied to the top.

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