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Verb
- 1
tie; bind; lace
To tie two ends of a cord or rope not to fall apart.
Korean definition: 따로 떨어지거나 풀어지지 않도록 끈이나 줄의 두 끝을 서로 묶다.
I tied the child's untied shoelaces for him.
Before a race, I have a habit of retying my sneaker laces tightly.
- 2
tie; wear; put on
To wrap or tie one's body with a long belt or rope.
Korean definition: 긴 띠나 끈을 몸에 두르거나 묶다.
I tied a necktie around my husband's neck.
Yumin tied her scarf prettily and went to meet her boyfriend.
- 3
tie; bind
To tie someone or something with a rope, cord, etc., so that he/she/it does not disappear or run away.
Korean definition: 없어지거나 달아나지 않도록 줄이나 끈 등으로 무엇에 묶어 놓다.
My father tied the calf to a tree in the backyard.
When the typhoon came, the fishermen tied the boats' anchor lines firmly to the rocks.
- 4
be tied and hung
To tie and fix something with a string, cord, rope, etc., to prevent it from falling off.
Korean definition: 떨어지지 않도록 끈이나 줄로 묶어 걸다.
My father hung a swing from the tree in front of our house for me.
My older sister strung a clothesline in the yard and hung out the laundry.