| 词汇 | tie-to |
| 释义 | tie someone to something/someonephrasal verb with tieverbuk /taɪ/ us /taɪ/present participletying | past tense and past participletied [ often passive ] to force someone to stay in a place: 束缚，约束，限制 I felt tied to the job while I had a mortgage to pay.因为有按揭贷款要还，我感到自己被这份工作束缚住了。 Her job ties her to the east coast.她的工作把她约束在东海岸。 With this way of working, the great thing is I'm not tied to a location. Developments in technology meant that people were no longer tied to the office. Although I loved looking after my daughter when she was little, I did sometimes feel tied to the home. Lack of freedom to act be in bondage to somethingidiom be locked in something bondage bound boxed in disempowering disenfranchisement heel lock non-voluntary nonindependence regimented servitude shackle someone's hands are tiedidiom tethered thumb tie tool unfreedom tie something to something | American Dictionarytie something to somethingphrasal verb with tieverbus/tɑɪ/present participletying | past tense and past participletied (CONNECT)to show how one thing is connected to another: Researchers have tied the increase in asthma to certain types of pollution. tie someone to somethingphrasal verb with tieverbus/tɑɪ/present participletying | past tense and past participletied (UNABLE TO LEAVE)to force someone to stay in a place: Her work ties her to the east coast. |
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