English to Maori Meaning of tie - tie

Tie :

tie

noun

kono, monamona, putanga, nohonga, here, herea, tautara, kameta, miro, ropu, taura, aho, tuaina, tātai, ture, moto, whenu, nape, kara, motu, kōpaki, tuhinga roa, pukapuka, tatararaa, tuhinga whakapae, rēhitatanga, warea, faaotiraa, whakaaro, taha, mahanga, rore, tahi, te faaheporaa, taunahatanga, hei akiaki, tarahu, kono here, pononga

verb

whakau e, here, awhi, whai wāhi, kati, kono, here ki raro, wahi tahi, herea, ropu, uru, hono, hoatu, marietia, takotoranga kai, hou, whakatika, pehi, whakamanawanui, moka, whiua, taa, mōkihi, roropi, ei taamuraa, mahere, whakakotahi, tahi, takirua, kakahu, peita, haere ki, hononga, faahepo nei, herenga

Tie :: tieTied :: e here anaTies :: honongaUntie :: weweteUnties :: unties

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Definitions of tie in English

Noun(1) neckwear consisting of a long narrow piece of material worn (mostly by men(2) a social or business relationship(3) equality of score in a contest(4) a horizontal beam used to prevent two other structural members from spreading apart or separating(5) a fastener that serves to join or connect(6) the finish of a contest in which the score is tied and the winner is undecided(7) (music(8) one of the cross braces that support the rails on a railway track(9) a cord (or string or ribbon or wire etc.
Verb(1) fasten or secure with a rope, string, or cord(2) finish a game with an equal number of points, goals, etc.(3) limit or restrict to(4) connect, fasten, or put together two or more pieces(5) form a knot or bow in(6) create social or emotional ties(7) perform a marriage ceremony(8) make by tying pieces together(9) unite musical notes by a tie

Examples of tie in English

(1) How about reaching up your back from behind as if you wanted to fasten some buttons or tie an apron on?(2) his hand went up to his collar and started to loosen his tie(3) Made from soft cotton, it features a shawl collar, sash tie with belt loops and side pouch pockets.(4) Orion whipped out a slender stick mechanism from the tie of his robe and summoned the paper with a mere flick of it.(5) he tightened the tie of his robe(6) At the close of the match, which resulted in a tie , Mr Price, the secretary of the Chiswick club, expressed the enjoyment their team had felt in coming to the shoot.(7) there was a tie for first place(8) I dragged my hair up into a ponytail, not troubling to smooth it through with a brush or comb, and fastened it with a tie .(9) In the event of a tie for highest score, further hands are played with all four players taking part, until there is a single winner.(10) Then tie a piece of string around one end of the roll and knot firmly.(11) I of course immediately asked him how many knots he could tie .(12) Once we did that we were the better team by miles for the next 90 minutes of the tie but they had scored early and that killed us.(13) He eventually was declared the third out on a force play completed by Johnny Evers to end the game in a tie .(14) Wrap the wide end around and bring it up over and through the loop, between the collar and the tie .(15) He tugged at the collar of his shirt, loosening his tie .(16) He was an artist with the language, a craftsman who could tie paragraphs together the way sailors tie a slip knot.

Related Phrases of tie

(1) bow tie ::

piko here

(2) tie down ::

here ki raro

(3) tie rod ::

tie tokotoko

(4) tie the knot ::

here i te kono

(5) cable tie ::

tie taura

(6) tie-in ::

here-i roto i te

(7) tie-up ::

here-ake

Related Phrases of tie

(1) bow tie ::

piko here

(2) tie down ::

here ki raro

(3) tie rod ::

tie tokotoko

(4) tie the knot ::

here i te kono

(5) cable tie ::

tie taura

(6) tie-in ::

here-i roto i te

(7) tie-up ::

here-ake

Synonyms

Noun

1. lace ::

miro

2. necktie ::

necktie

3. bond ::

here

4. draw ::

te utu

5. crosstie ::

crosstie

6. linkup ::

linkup

7. association ::

rōpū

8. tie beam ::

kurupae tie

Verb

9. bind ::

here

10. do up ::

mahi ake

11. link to ::

hono ki

12. draw ::

te utu

13. bond ::

here

14. wed ::

Different Forms

tie, tied, ties, untie, unties

Word Example from TV Shows

That woman needs to learn how to TIE a robe.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 18

Now, when you bend down to TIE your shoe,

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 8

Helsinki, TIE her up.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 5

A TIE on the doorknob usually means someone doesn't wanna be disturbed...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 5

because you can TIE your own shoes and laugh without peeing.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 8

Examples of tie from TV Shows

That woman needs to learn how to TIE a robe.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 18

Now, when you bend down to TIE your shoe,

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 8

Helsinki, TIE her up.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 5

A TIE on the doorknob usually means someone doesn't wanna be disturbed...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 5

because you can TIE your own shoes and laugh without peeing.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 8

English to Maori Dictionary: tie

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English to Maori Dictionary: tie

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