Traduzione inglese-italiano per "tying"

tying {sostantivo} (anche: attachment)

tying {sostantivo} (anche: tying up, binding)

tying {agg.}

tie {sostantivo} (anche: noose, necktie)

tie {sostantivo} (anche: chain, chagrin, fetter, yoke)

tie {sostantivo} (anche: to treasure, to cherish, conjunction, relationship)

tie {sostantivo} (anche: knot, link, bond)

tie {sostantivo} (anche: connection, link, interconnection, tie-up)

tie {sostantivo} (anche: to treasure, to cherish, knot, link)

tie {sostantivo} (anche: link, bond, knot, gnarl)

tie {sostantivo} (anche: lace, shoelace, shoestring)

tie {sostantivo} [Mod]

to tie [tied|tied] {v. t.} (anche: to condemn, to attack, to put up, to stick up)

tying (Present participle)

tying (Present participle)

to tie [tied|tied] {v. t.} (anche: to fasten, to hitch, to ligate, to rope)

tying (Present participle)

tying (Present participle)

to tie [tied|tied] {v. t.} [Lett] (anche: to grip, to grab, to captivate, to bewitch)

tying (Present participle)

tying (Present participle)

to tie [tied|tied] {v. i.}

Congratulations on tying the knot!

They are really there for the purpose of tying up loose ends.

He took a look and said, "Oh, you're tying them wrong."

By tying the two together - salary and expenses - we are avoiding the fact that the system needs to be changed.

However, I also have reason to believe that many, if not most, of you are actually tying your shoes incorrectly.

Then there is the whole issue of modernising the markets and not tying companies down in more red tape.

This was unmistakably the basis for further persuasive action and tying up loose ends in the negotiations over the last few weeks.

There are people in the States right now tying themselves into knots, trying to figure out whether or not bloggers are journalists.

Those two countries must now concentrate on tying up loose ends in order to meet the accession date.

What worries me is that, if this pandemic in Asia is tying up a lot of the efforts of such inspectors, where is the work not being done?

Finally, being credible means reaffirming the ideals of solidarity and of safeguarding the EU’ s own freedoms, and tying this to respect for the law.

Yet the EU troika's indication of its willingness to enter into discussions - without, though, tying these to concessions - is right and should be welcomed.

I hope that in the Council the Member States too will be principled enough to forgo tying this positive initiative to such a fundamental philosophical debate.

Now up until that moment, I would have thought that, by age 50, one of the life skills that I had really nailed was tying my shoes.

Therefore, the dynamics of this mainly revolves around a classical case of a single bilateral donor country tying or not tying.

We cannot allow decisions that we have made in the past to keep tying our hands when it comes to the present and future process, over a period of five to ten years.

Parliament is therefore ending this legislature by tying up this issue, one which is paramount for the future of Europe and of enlargement.

The second option would be for the Commission to propose a legal basis but this would mean tying up significant sums within heading 3 of the financial perspective.

We have no objection to a reflection on the implementation of the Charter, but we would ask you not to sacrifice the Charter for Small Enterprises by tying it into the Lisbon Strategy.

This refers to the concern expressed by Members about the impact in the Chamber of the new arrangements for tying the payment of Members ' expenses to voting requirements.