tie (one) to (something)

To connect or associate one with some situation, event, or circumstance. The investigators have uncovered paperwork that ties the suspect to the money laundering scheme.

tie someone or something to something

to bind someone or something to something. The robber tied the clerk to a chair. I tied colored yarn to the birthday present.

tie someone to something

Fig. to associate someone with something; to make a connection between someone and something. The police are trying to tie Lefty to the burglary. They'll never tie me to that bunch of crooks!

词组	tie (one) to (something)
释义	tie (one) to (something) tie (one) to (something) To connect or associate one with some situation, event, or circumstance. The investigators have uncovered paperwork that ties the suspect to the money laundering scheme. See also: tie Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tie someone or something to something to bind someone or something to something. The robber tied the clerk to a chair. I tied colored yarn to the birthday present. See also: tie tie someone to something Fig. to associate someone with something; to make a connection between someone and something. The police are trying to tie Lefty to the burglary. They'll never tie me to that bunch of crooks! See also: tie McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: tie to about the size of it in a sticky situation date with destiny full circle, come/go come full circle come/go full circle troubled waters auspicious occasion pot luck
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