tie in

英 [ˈtaɪ ɪn]

美 [ˈtaɪ ɪn]

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英英释义

verb

• make a logical or causal connection
  1. I cannot connect these two pieces of evidence in my mind
  2. colligate these facts
  3. I cannot relate these events at all
  Synonym:associaterelatelinkcolligatelink upconnect
• be in connection with something relevant
  1. This ties in closely with his earlier remarks

双语例句

• The one place you might see a bow tie in a professional environment is on an elderly, well-dressed partner; no one thinks this is out of place because it is associated with their old-school values.
  在一个专业工作环境中，打领结的通常是上了年纪、衣着光鲜的合伙人，没人认为有何不妥，因为这与他们守旧的价值观相关。
• The police found a fact that might tie in with the murder case.
  警察发现一桩可能与凶案有关的事实。
• Wearing a white tie in China signals a period of mourning.
  在中国，白领带是悼念的时候系的。
• You'd better adjust your tie in a mirror.
  你最好照镜子整理一下领带。
• I'd also like to see the tie in the showcase.
  我想看看陈列柜里的那条领带。
• Your findings tie in with our own satellite observation reports.
  你的发现与我们自己的卫星观测报告是相符的。
• I think it is correct to wear a suit and a tie in a banquet.
  我觉得参加宴会穿西装，打领带是很得体的。
• His beliefs didn't seem to tie in at all with reality.
  他的信仰似乎与现实完全不协调。
• I once caught my tie in the vice.
  有一次我的领带被虎头钳夹住了。
• We are asking all our guests to wear a jacket and a tie in our restaurant.
  我们要求我们所有的客人，在我们餐厅里穿夹克和戴领带。