tied
美:/taɪd/
英:/taɪd/
adj.:
只租给雇工居住的
v.:
“tie”的过去式和过去分词
网络:
绑；被束缚的；系上了的
例句
1.
When producing too much, money gets tied up in materials and resources that could be used for other opportunities are spent.
当生产过量时，可用在其他方面当生产过量时，当生产过量时的钱都用在材料或资源上而不能动用
2.
He said the 11 men spent the first month of detention tied together by a rope.
他说，他们这群11名男子在拘留的第一个月被绳子绑在一起。
3.
But after seeing the body, Norton is sure they were climbing tied together when Mallory fell. "There was a rope wrapped round his waist. "
但检验了尸体后，诺顿确信当马罗里坠落时，他们俩人攀登时是栓在一块的。
4.
The rubber rope tied to the jumper's ankle is long enough to ensure that he or she will enjoy the "free fall" in the air for a few seconds.
绑在跳跃者踝部的橡皮条很长，足以使跳跃者在空中享受几秒钟的“自由落体”。
5.
Stretched over a punishment rack, his hands tied down and feet held, the prisoner was beaten.
犯人被拉到受刑台上，手被捆在下面，脚被摁住，接受鞭打。
6.
Convinced he was a devil, his parents tied him up like an unwanted kitten in a gunnysack and threw him down a well.
他的父母当他是魔鬼，把他像一只是没人要的小猫一样捆起来装在麻袋里，丢到一口井里。
7.
April came as a relief to Andes' wife, Julie, who had found his phone tied up with texting when she tried to call him on lunch breaks.
安德斯的妻子朱莉这个月终于可以松口气了，之前她在午休时间给安德斯打电话总发现他的手机正忙着发短信。
8.
Prosecutors say the policemen forced their way into the bank in the capital, Tegucigalpa and tied up the security guards at gunpoint.
检察官称，这些警察闯进首都特古西加尔巴的一家银行，将所有的保安都捆绑起来。
9.
A worker's pay is often tied to things like his specific knowledge and experience.
工人的薪水一般都是和他的特定知识和经验联系的。
10.
The soil in return for her service keeps the tree tied to her, the sky asks nothing and leaves it free.
土地把树儿束缚在她身上作为她服务的报酬，天空却一点也不要，就让它自由。