tie-in russian
привяза́ться
to become attached, to grow fond (of), to grow to love
to pester, to bother, to latch onto
to tie oneself, to fasten oneself, to strap oneself in
привя́зываться
to become attached (to), to grow fond (of), to attach oneself (to)
to pester, to bother, to badger
to tie oneself (to), to fasten oneself (to), to strap oneself in
увяза́ться
to tag along, to follow (persistently), to insist on accompanying
to fit together, to be coordinated, to tie in
to pack up (one's things), to pack
вничью́
in a draw, a tie
перетя́гивать
to pull across, to drag over, to haul across
to win over, to bring over to one's side
to outweigh, to outbalance, to overbalance, to tip the scales
to pull in too tight, to cinch tightly, to tie too tightly
to stretch again, to restring, to reupholster
привя́зка
linking, tying, binding
attachment, bond
tie-in, referencing (to the site), fixing of position
увя́зываться
to tag along, to follow (persistently), to dog someone's steps, to insist on accompanying
to be coordinated, to fit together, to tie in (with), to tally
to be packed up, to be tied up in bundles
увя́зывать
to tie up, to bundle up, to pack up, to strap
to link (with), to tie in (with), to coordinate, to reconcile
вре́зка
insertion, tie-in, cut-in, tapping
связа́ть
to connect, to link, to join
to tie, to bind, to tie up (into a bundle)
to put (someone) in touch, to connect (by phone)
to knit, to crochet
to bind (by an obligation)
to tie up (a person), to bind hand and foot
навью́чить
to load (a pack animal), to load up, to lade
to bundle into packs, to tie up into loads
повяза́ться
to get involved (with), to get entangled, to tie oneself (to)
to get caught, to get arrested, to get nabbed
навью́чивать
to load (a pack animal), to load packs onto, to lade with packs
to bundle into packs, to tie up into bundles
