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Meaning oftiein English

tie

Pluralties
Past Tensetied
Past Participletied
Participle Verbtying
Third Person Singularties

Definitions

Noun
1. a necktie; worn around the neck
2. a strong connection between people
3. a knot or fastening; connects things
  The rope has a strong tie that holds it together.
4. equal ranking in competition; deadlock
  The game ended in a tie between the two top players.
5. a competitive meeting between players or teams
  The soccer match was an exciting tie between rivals.
6. a musical connection between notes; same pitch
  The musical composition featured a beautiful tie between the melody and harmony.
7. a twist tie; for securing objects
  The package was sealed with a plastic tie to prevent opening.
8. structural member holding parts together
  The bridge's steel tie ensured the stability of the entire structure.
9. horizontal support for rails
  The railroad track had a sturdy tie to support the rails.
10. a link between graph vertices
  In the graph theory, a tie represents a connection between two nodes.
Verb
1. to have an equal score; competitive result
  The two teams will tie for first place if they win their next games.
2. to match another's score or position
  The player tried to tie the opponent's score before the end of the game.
3. to connect musical notes with a line (in notation)
  The composer carefully tied the notes together to create a smooth melody.

Compounds / Phrases

bowtie hogtie tie up stock-tie tieback tiebacks tiebreaker tiepin tiepins necktie tie-down tie pin tie tack tiebreak black tie crosstie hogties tiebreakers tiebreaking tiebreaks tieclasp tie the knot