tied (A2)
adjective
Pronunciation: /taɪd/
Definition
Level with an opponent in a game or competition; having the same score or number of points.
Examples
The soccer match ended in a tied score after a thrilling second half.
After three rounds, the boxers were tied, making the final round crucial.
She was tied for the lead going into the final day of the golf tournament.
How to Use tied
- tied for (prepositional phrase)
- Having the same position or rank as someone else in a competition. — "She was tied for second place in the race."
- tied to (prepositional phrase)
- Connected or linked to something or someone. — "His success is tied to the company's performance."
- tied up (phrasal verb)
- Secured with string, rope, etc. — "Please make sure the bags are tied up."
- tied up (phrasal verb)
- Busy or occupied. — "Sorry I can't talk now, I'm tied up with a client."
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