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ネクタイ / 結びつき (A2)

English: Ties

カタカナ: タイズ

IPA: /taɪz/

A strip of fabric worn around the neck, resting under the shirt collar and knotted at the throat, typically worn by men.

意味: シャツの襟の下に巻き、喉元で結ぶ細長い布。主に男性が着用する。

He adjusted his tie before giving the speech. — He adjusted his tie before giving the speech.

English translations of ネクタイ / 結びつき (ties):

tie up (phrasal verb): To secure something with string, rope, etc., or to make something busy or occupied. — "Please tie up the dog in the yard."
tie to (prepositional phrase): To connect or associate something with a particular person, place, or thing. — "The success of the event is tied to the weather."
tie with (prepositional phrase): To have an equal score with another competitor. — "She tied with her closest rival for first place."