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Common
tie corbata [f]
tie atar [v]
tie (an equal score or result) empate [m]
tie up amarrar [v]
tie up atar [v]
tie rod tirante [m]
tie vínculo [m]
tie lazo [m]
tie liar [v]
tie empatar [v]
General
tie nudo [m]
tie [us] durmiente [m]
tie pin pasador [m]
tie ligado [m]
tie ligamiento [m]
bow tie corbatín [m]
bow tie pajarita [f]
tie pañoleta [f]
tie ligaduras [f]
tie traba [f]
tie [us] traviesa [f]
wearing a tie encorbatado [adj]
tie hacer [v]
tie [us] empatar [v]
tie up inmovilizar [v]
tie enlazar [v]
tie up liar [v]
tie ligar [v]
tie prender [v]
tie up trincar [v]
tie-break desempate (tenis) [m]
tie atadura [f]
tie the hands maniatar [v]
tie unión [f]
place to tie to atadero [m]
tie atadijo [m]
place to tie to atadijo [m]
bow tie corbatín [m]
strong wide strap or hemp rope to tie oxen together cornal [m]
leather strap used to tie oxen to their yoke cornal [m]
strong wide strap or hemp rope to tie oxen together cornil [m]
tie breaker desempate [m]
tie durmiente [m]
tie-beam durmiente [m]
tie in votes empate [m]
tie in points empate [m]
tie fajo [m]
tie lazo [m]
tie ligado [m]
tie parentesco [m]
tie ring pasador [m]
tie clasp pasador [m]
large neck tie plastrón [m]
tie tirafondo [m]
tie vencejo [m]
tie vínculo [m]
tie bar zuncho [m]
tie filiación [f]
tie igualada [f]
set of hoops to tie bottles of wine, oil, and similar goods liaza [f]
bow tie pajarita [f]
tie pata [f]
tie traba [f]
tie trincafía [f]
tie up a horse apeador [adj]
tie-wearing encorbatado [adj]
wearing a tie encorbatado [adj]
tie up encuartar [v]
tie off acordonar [v]
tie dental braces afrenillar [v]
tie together atar [v]
tie with a rope amaromar [v]
tie down amarrar [v]
tie someone down amarrar [v]
tie anudar [v]
tie up a horse apear [v]
tie by the feet apiolar [v]
tie up aprisionar [v]
tie up vine shoots caponar [v]
tie wine barrels with hemp cord cazumbrar [v]
tie to consustanciarse [v]
loosen the ropes to tie game desapiolar [v]
wrap or tie a bundle embragar [v]
tie in votes empatar [v]
tie in points empatar [v]
tie up empiolar [v]
put on a tie encorbatarse [v]
be dressed in a tie encorbatarse [v]
be wearing a tie encorbatarse [v]
tie encordar [v]
tie with cords encordelar [v]
tie encordelar [v]
tie with cords encordonar [v]
tie with straps encorrear [v]
tie up enganchar [v]
tie together engargantar [v]
tie up engarronar [v]
tie together enlazar [v]
tie with a rope enmaromar [v]
use a leather strap to tie the yoke to the cart ensobear [v]
tie with rope ensogar [v]
tie bass rope around boards/laths entomizar [v]
tie together eslabonar [v]
tie up inmovilizar [v]
tie lacear [v]
tie down lazar [v]
tie liar [v]
tie ligar [v]
tie shoes majolar [v]
tie together by the horns mancornar [v]
tie someone's hands maniatar [v]
tie by the tail rabiatar [v]
tie tightly reatar [v]
tie horses in a string reatar [v]
tie back recoger (el pelo) [v]
tie many times relazar [v]
tie something together trabar [v]
tie up trincar [v]
tie together unir [v]
tie vincular [v]
breaking the tie between desempate [m]
tie-up enlace [m]
tie clip alfiler de corbata [m]
dead heat (a race in which two or more competitors finish in a tie) empate [m]
short rope to tie calf to a cow rejo [m]
tie (wood used in construction) durmiente [m]
elastic hair tie coletero elástico [m]
tie-up interrupción [f]
tie-up obstrucción [f]
railroad tie traviesa [f]
tie grada [f]
tie-up paralización [f]
bow-tie pajarita [f]
cable tie brida [f]
(in horse races) tie puesta [f]
tie tira [f]
tie aligación [f]
tie ligadura [f]
tie pata [f]
black tie corbata negra [f]
elastic hair tie cinta para el pelo [f]
elastic hair tie goma para pelo [f]
blood tie lazos de sangre [m/f]
tie sujetar [v]
tie anudarse [v]
tie down esclavizar [v]
tie encadenar [v]
tie by the reins arrendar [v]
tie vincular [v]
tie together enlazar [v]
tie the hands maníatar [v]
tie amarrar [v]
tie up abrochar [v]
tie tight agarrotar [v]
tie aprisionar [v]
tie to a stake estacar [v]
tie someone's hands together maniatar [v]
tie up abrocharse [v]
tie something anudar [v]
break a tie desempatar [v]
tie with twine bridar [v]
tie asegurar [v]
tie a knot hacer un nudo [v]
tie one's shoes atarse los cordones [v]
tie hacer tablas [v]
tie acabar en tablas [v]
tie quedar en tablas [v]
adjust one's tie arreglarse la corbata [v]
tie in a knot atar con un nudo [v]
tie someone’s hands atar las manos a alguien [v]
tie someone's hands behind his/her back atar las manos a la espalda [v]
tie with a knot atar con un nudo [v]
tie a knot atar con un nudo [v]
tie one's hands with ropes maniatar a alguien [v]
bind or tie something with a rope enguaralar [v]
tie hands and feet manear [v]
tie a calf or heifer to a leg of a cow to help with milking her enrejar [v]
end in a tie/even score empatar [v]
tie the shoelaces atarse los cordones de los zapatos [v]
in a tie en tablas [adv]
tie tablas [f/pl]
tie lazo
bolo tie corbata de bolo
shoelace tie corbata de cordón
bolo tie corbata de cordón
cup tie [uk] partido de copa
three-way tie triple empate
three-way tie el triple empate
neck stock/tie alzacuello [m]
tie amarradero [m]
ring to tie horses to arrendadero [m]
tie cerrador [m]
small neck-tie corbatín [m]
bow-tie corbatín [m]
shoulder-tie cuadral [m]
cross-tie cuadrante [m]
tie nexo [m]
tie ligamento [m]
tie parentesco [m]
tie-rod tirante [m]
nuptial tie yugo [m]
strap or rope to tie anything with apretadera [f]
tie brida [f]
angle-tie escuadra [f]
tie-joint (carpentry) encepadura [f]
tie prisión [f]
tie legadura [f]
tie ligazón [f]
rope to tie horses in single file reata [f]
small clasp/tie trabilla [f]
tie abarrotar [v]
tie by the legs apiolar [v]
tie a horse arrendar [v]
tie close añudar [v]
tie arrizar [v]
play/run/shoot off a tie desempatar [v]
tie up the runners of vines caponar [v]
be a tie (in voting) empatar [v]
tie with string encordonar [v]
tie up with straps encorrear [v]
tie to a stake estacar [v]
tie up papers into a docket enlegajar [v]
frame a roof with tie- beams jabalconar [v]
tie bass cords around boards/laths entomizar [v]
tie with bows lacear [v]
tie many times relazar [v]
tie by the tail rabiatar [v]
tie one beast to another reatar [v]
tie tightly reatar [v]
tie two head of cattle by the horns mancornar [v]
tie trincar [v]
tie with a fillet vendar [v]
tie corbatín [m]
tie deber [m]
tie apego [m]
hair tie goma [f]
tie adhesión [f]
tie obligación [f]
tie up comprometer [v]
tie arrendar [v]
tie limitar [v]
tie enlazarse [v]
tie confinar [v]
tie down sujetar [v]
tie down asegurar [v]
tie up sujetar [v]
tie up asegurar [v]
tie down ligar (abajo/arriba) [v]
tie up ligar (abajo/arriba) [v]
tie down impedir [v]
tie down envolver [v]
tie down obstruir [v]
tie tight apretar [v]
tie tight estrechar [v]
railroad tie durmiente [m] AMER
tie peso [m] fig.
tie stall achicadero [m] DO PR rare
dead end passageway to tie cattle aculadero [m] NI
rope to tie two or more horses in single file arrebiato [m] VE
basket tie-tie balaire [m] HN
tie boleo [m] PR
a modest tie type bagayito [m] AR
temporary tie made without much attention amarradijo [m] MX GT HN CO
tie amarrado [m] GT CR
strip of cloth used to tie a baby's umbilical cord amarradijo [m] HN derog.
temporary tie made without much attention amarrijo [m] CR PR
tie amarrijo [m] CR
temporary tie made without much attention amarradijo [m] GT HN
temporary tie made without much attention atadijo [m] HN
temporary tie made without much attention bulto [m] HN
strip of cloth used to tie a baby's umbilical cord fajuelo [m] HN
temporary tie made without much care atadijo [m] HN
temporary tie made without much care bulto [m] HN
strip of cloth or other material, generally elastic, that serves to fasten or tie the hair or as an ornament cintillo [m] MX HN NI CU CO:N VE PE BO CL PY
man's tie chunchul [m] CL
tie clip fistol (italiano) [m] MX
bit used to tie it up or more easily guide a horse fiador [m] CR:Nw
tie bar fistol (italiano) [m] MX
bow tie gato [m] BO
neck tie gazné [m] MX
strip of corn husk used to tie humitas or tamales huato [m] PE:S rur.
strip of corn husk used to tie humitas or tamales huato [m] AR
strip of corn husk used to tie humitas or tamales guato [m] AR:Nw
man who wears a tie corbatudo [m] NI BO
tie-dye ikat (maya) [m] GT EC
bow tie lazo [m] PA BO
vegetable fiber cord or colored ribbon women use to tie the ends of their braids jarichi [m] BO:E
tie down straps jinetillo [m] HN
leather strap to tie horses maneador [m] MX BO AR UY rur.
loose tie empate [m] PR
tie motete [m] HN SV NI CR PA DO PR CO:N
tie pin pasador de corbata [m] NI CU VE
tie pial [m] GT
tie bar pisacorbata [m] MX NI PA DO CO EC BO rare
tie clip pisacorbata [m] MX NI PA DO CO EC BO rare
railroad tie polín (francés) [m] CO:W rare
railroad tie polín (francés) [m] CU
tie polín (francés) [m] CO:W rare
tie polín (francés) [m] CU
suit and tie saco y corbata [m] NI PA AR UY
coat and tie traje de calle [m] PA BO
tie wire alambre dulce [m] CU DO
strip of royal palm used to tie arique [m] CU
tie-breaker bueno [m] AR UY
bow tie corbata de mariposa [m] MX GT
bow tie corbata de moño [m] MX AR
tie durmiente [m] LA
railroad tie durmiente [m] LA
curved stick used to tie a knot without hurting fingers garrotillo [m] ES local
tie polín [m] PA CU CO
railroad tie polín [m] PA CU CO
leather bow/tie torzal [m] NI AR rur.
bow tie humita [f] CL
bow tie palomita [f] CL AR
tie cadena [f] fig.
rope to tie burdens on the backs of beasts baga [f] rur. rare
marriage tie coyunda [f] fig.
short rope to tie up horses falseta  [f] MX VE
strip of any material used to tie/gird/hang something amarra [f] CR CL
tie amarradera [f] PA PR CO
a hole remaining in the wall after pulling out the tie rod from a scaffold framework agujada [f] HN CO
tie chalina [f] DO
chain on an animal's nose that can be used to tie the animal up while taming it cereta [f] PR
tie chonga [f] SV
bolo tie chonga [f] SV
material made of woven majagua stems used to tie domestic draft animals crineja [f] PA
strip or strap of natural leather used to tie oxen to their yoke coyunda [f] DO AR:Nw UY
bow tie corbata de humita [f] GT CL
bow tie corbata de mariposa [f] MX GT
bow tie corbata de moño [f] MX GT NI CO AR
bow tie corbata humita [f] CL
bow tie corbata michi [f] PE
bow tie corbata moñito [f] AR
tie rack corbatera [f] PR UY
bow tie humita [f] CL
hook or ring to tie the hammock hamaquera [f] PY
braid of any thin fiber that indigenous people use to tie and pull all kinds of things jimba [f] EC:C
tie pelea tabla [f] PR rur.
thin string to tie small packages pitilla [f] CL AR:W
rope to tie tobacco reata [f] CU
tie in horse racing puesta [f] PY AR UY
poncho tie reja [f] AR:Nw rur.
hair tie wincha [f] EC BO AR
neck tie soga [f] PE
tie zapatería [f] GT
tie ajaraca [f] disused
tie-breaker buena [f] MX
bow tie humita (quechua) [f] CL
bow tie moñita [f] UY
tie puesta [f] AR UY
wearing a tie achunchulado [adj] CL
who wears a tie (man) corbatudo [adj] NI BO
tie cattle by the horns afrontilar [v] MX
tie aligar [v] rare
tie two animals by the neck acollarar [v] AR CL UY
tie empardar [v] rur. rare
tie with sisal encabullar [v] CU PR VE
tie tobacco leaves in small bundles manojear [v] CU CR
tie with sisal encabuyar [v] HN PR VE
tie soguear [v] ANS
fold and tie a sail aferrar [v] MX
tie with a cord/rope achicar [v] DO rare
tie up acuñarse [v] PA
tie adeñir [v] DO
tie a cow with a rope threaded through an opening in its nose nariciar [v] VE
tie a cow with a rope threaded through an opening in its nose naricear [v] HN VE
lasso or tie something with a rope (guaral) enguaralar [v] VE
tie an animal by the tail arrebiatar [v] VE CAM
tie the ends of a hammock so that they are higher up than the rest of the hammock arrizar [v] HN SV
tie the tails of livestock together when rounding them up so they stay together arrebiatar [v] GT SV NI PA rare rur.
tie the tails of livestock together when rounding them up so they stay together arrebiatar [v] VE
tie an animal to a post apiolar [v] CR:Nw rur.
tie the rope to the tree of the saddle when lassoing to secure the animal arcionar [v] CO
tie an animal by means of a short stick atortolar [v] MX HN SV NI rur.
stretch two ropes that tie something by twisting them with a lasso atorzalar [v] CR disused
tie an animal to the trunk of a tree atroncar [v] DO
join or tie up things or animals in pairs such as corn or oxen aguayantar [v] HN
knock down a cow and tie its four legs together barrear [v] VE
tie corn ears in pairs ayuntar [v] VE
tie an animal apiolar [v] CR rur.
tie an animal empiolar [v] CR rur.
tie or cover with a bandage (part of the body) amarrar [v] MX EC
tie with ropes apersogar [v] HN VE
tie two ears of corn with dry leaves apersogar [v] VE rur.
tie tobacco leaves at their base cabecear [v] MX HN NI CU PR disused
remove the rope used to tie up a calf desenrejar [v] HN rur.
unite or tie two things together chachar [v] SV
yoke, tie, or fasten oxen to the yoke enyubar [v] BO rur.
tie one on enverguecerse [v] SV
tie something to itself entorchar [v] PR
tie up an animal with a rope from the horns to one of it's front legs in order to lead it easily compullar [v] AR:Nw rur.
tie tobacco leaves in two bunches hilar [v] HN rur.
tie bundles firewood for retail sale jacear [v] BO:E
tie lazar [v] HN
tie together lazar [v] HN
tie up lazar [v] HN
tie up an animal with a rope lacear [v] EC PE BO CL AR:Nw rur.
tie a rope or leather strap around a machete handle encollarar [v] HN rur.
tie with straps encorrear [v] SV
tie devanar [v] HN
tie devanear [v] HN
tie together ensartar [v] PR PY
tie up encabullar [v] DO VE
tie up encabuyar [v] HN DO PR VE
tie up manear [v] HN SV UY
tie with lianas embejucar [v] NI
wear a suit and tie enchaquetonarse [v] DO PR
tie up a person's arms enquiñar [v] PR rur.
tie the calf to one leg of a cow enrejar [v] HN SV NI CU VE rur.
tie knots maniar [v] SV NI rur.
tie knots maniar [v] DO
tie tobacco leaves together ensartar [v] CU DO
tie in a knot ensartar [v] PR PY
tie entablar [v] MX CU DO BO
tie with vines embejucar [v] NI
tie to a guide empalar [v] CU VE
tie empardar [v] PY AR UY
tie empardar [v] AR UY
tie empatar [v] PR
tie up empiolar [v] CR:Nw
tie up empiolar [v] CR:Nw
tie someone up by their hands and feet manear [v] HN SV UY
tie a load with a mooring line encestar [v] BO
tie corn or sugar cane into bunches while still planted to protect them from rain and frost monear [v] MX rur.
tie up cattle mecatear [v] GT
tie an animal to a hitching post palenquear [v] AR UY rur.
tie livestock by the foot for grazing persogar [v] MX NI CR rur.
tie with ropes ratear [v] NI
tie with ropes ratiar [v] NI
tie off a rope end rematar [v] PA DO rur.
tie off a tope rematar [v] PA DO rur.
tie up acuartar [v] ES local
tie the knot ajuntarse [v] disused
tie aligar [v] rare
tie together aligar [v] rare
tie hands amaniatar [v] disused
tie up an animal apersogar [v] MX CA
tie things together apersogar [v] VE
tie by the tail arrabiatar [v] NI
tie by the tail arrebiatar [v] HN SV VE
tie together atortolar [v] HN rur.
tie up atortolar [v] HN rur.
tie up atrincar [v] LA
tie the stem of tobacco leaves to make a bunch cabecear [v] CU
shake by the tie corbatear [v] CO
tie up cuartear [v] AR UY
tie a hook to a line empatar [v] HN PA AN VE EC CI
tie up encabullar [v] CU PR VE
tie up encabuyar [v] HN PR VE
tie one of the legs of the cow for milking enrejar [v] HN CU CO
tie entablar [v] MX HN AN CO VE EC BO PY AL
tie bundles with reed or swifts envilortar [v] ES local
tie guindar [v] EC
tie up guindar [v] EC
tie legar [v] disused
tie an animal to a hitching post palenquear [v] AR UY
wearing a tie encorbatada [adj/f]
Idioms
declare a draw or tie declarar las tablas [v]
tie the knot casarse [v]
tie the knot casar [v]
tie traffic up provocar un atasco cortando una carretera [v]
tie traffic up ralentizar el tráfico [v]
tie someone up in knots enredar a alguien [v]
tie oneself up in knots enredarse [v]
tie oneself in knots hacerse un nudo [v]
tie someone in knots confundir a alguien [v]
tie the knot casar a alguien [v]
tie traffic up enlentecer el tráfico [v]
tie the knot contraer matrimonio [v]
tie someone up in knots embrollar a alguien [v]
tie something in a knot hacerle un nudo a algo [v]
tie traffic up bloquear el tráfico [v]
tie traffic up entorpecer el tráfico [v]
tie traffic up atascar el tráfico mediante el cierre de una carretera [v]
tie traffic up provocar un atasco de tráfico [v]
tie up loose ends atar/unir cabos sueltos [v]
tie a necktie hacer el nudo de la corbata [v]
tie up loose ends atar cabos [v]
tie up loose ends recoger cabos [v]
tie up loose ends unir cabos [v]
tie someone's hands atar las manos a alguien [v]
tie the knot pasar por la vicaría [v]
collar-and-tie men ejecutivos de saco y corbata
collar-and-tie men con traje (hombres de negocios)
tie-up embrollo
the old school tie el viejo vínculo escolar
be a tie estar patas [v] GT NI
tie one on estar bien encalichado [v] NI
tie one on estar con sus mielazos adentro [v] NI rur.
tie the knot comer torta [v] BO
tie up animals at night near their food so they can feed (someone) componer los animales [v] PR
tie someone's hands coger de atrás palante [v] DO
tie the knot echar la cadena [v] GT
tie the knot echarse la coyunda [v] HN rur.
tie one on ponerse a gáver [v] HN child
tie one on ponerse a moronga [v] HN
tie one on ponerse a pichinga [v] HN
tie one on ponerse en cuete [v] MX UY
tie one on ponerse hasta el cereguete [v] HN NI
tie one on ponerse lucas [v] HN drug