Ví dụ về việc sử dụng He tied trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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He tied at least three.
Then one day he tied me up.
He tied me to a chair.
Jim sighed as he tied his shoe.
He tied me up like a dog.
It was a bag that he tied over my eyes.
He tied Babo, and had him pulled up on deck.
On the other side, he tied a little paddle wheel.
He tied our hands and feet and veiled our faces.
We walked in there exactly 1 year after he tied Victor to the bed.
He tied the Yankees post-season single game record.
Giap general”- certainly the name that you know, he tied the war to protect the people of Vietnam.
He tied me to a chair, beat me, and threw a walker in the room.
He tied his cork popper flies and kept us all supplied for fishing.
He tied for 24th that week, finishing six shots behind champion Vijay Singh.
In 1986, he tied the knot with Kim Meyer, who is an entrepreneur, investor, author, and motivational speaker.
Then he tied them up to a chair… and, uh…, he told me to talk to them… about my childhood issues.
He tied the need for such resolve to the Mumbai terror attack in late November, which India blames on Pakistani elements.
He tied this interest into his racist philosophy, looking for proof of Aryan and Nordic racial superiority from ancient times.
He tied Ohio State's single-game records for sacks(four) and tackles for loss(five) in the Buckeyes' last game, a 38-7 win over Wisconsin on Oct. 26.
He tied the pieces of metal to the body of the dog and the cat and then let the electricity flow through so that the people could see how they were shocked and then asked the question:"Do you accept your wives, guys?
Here's how he ties it together.
Sometimes he ties me up to the back of the house.
He ties William to a chair, slicing open Dolores' stomach to remind him that she isn't real.
And what he ties himself to, shows truly what's in him.
When Sahir reveals himself, he ties Jai to the track of a roller coaster and tells him that he used Samar for his own benefit.
He ties it to his skiff, but loses it the next day, in a no less heroic combat, to the jaws of the voracious sharks of the Caribbean.
He ties thousands of balloons to the roof, lifts the house into the air and sets off for South America, fulfilling the promise he made to his wife years before.
But perhaps the most interestingthing about Virk's work is how he ties religion and science together to make the case for an intelligent designer.