tying

• Nom désignant l'action de fixer, d'attacher ou de lier des objets ensemble, souvent à l'aide d'une corde, d'un lacet ou d'un matériau similaire.

A noun referring to the act of fastening, securing, or binding things together, often with string, rope, or similar material.

indénombrable

1. Act of bindingB1formal

   The action of fastening or securing something with a string, rope, or similar material.

   action de lier

   • The tying of the ropes took several minutes.
   • She practiced the tying of knots for the sailing trip.
   • The tying of the package was done carefully to prevent damage.

   Synonymesbindingfasteninglashing

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'attacher, de fixer ou de relier quelque chose à l'aide d'une corde, d'un lacet ou d'un matériau similaire.

A verb used to indicate the act of fastening, securing, or binding something with a string, rope, or similar material.

1. Fasten or secureA1formal

   To attach or fasten something using a string, rope, or similar material.

   attacher, nouer

   • She tied her shoelaces before going out.
   • He tied the boat to the dock.
   • They tied the package with a strong string.

   Synonymesattachbindfastenknotlashmoorsecurestraptethertruss

   Antonymesloosenreleaseunfastenuntie

2. B1formal

   To connect or link two or more things together.

   relier

   • The new road ties the two towns together.
   • Their shared interests tie them as friends.
   • The evidence ties the suspect to the crime scene.

   Synonymesattachbindbondconnectcouplefastenjoinlinksecureunite

   Antonymesdetachdisconnectdivideseparate

3. Equal scoreB1formal

   To have the same score or result as another competitor in a game or competition.

   faire match nul (à égalité de score)

   • The two teams tied at 2-2 in the final match.
   • She tied with her opponent for first place.
   • The players tied the game in the last minute.

   Synonymesdrawequallevelmatch

Variantes phrasaltie downtie intie up