tied russian
свя́занный
connected (with), related (to), linked (to)
tied up, bound
свя́зываться
to get in touch (with), to contact, to communicate (with)
to get involved (with), to have dealings (with), to have to do (with)
to be tied together, to be bound, to be linked
завяза́ться
to begin, to start, to arise, to ensue
to get tied, to be tied, to tie (of a knot)
to set (of fruit), to form
косноязы́чный
tongue-tied, stammering, speaking indistinctly, mumbling
inarticulate, clumsy in expression, halting
завя́зываться
to begin, to start, to set in, to arise
to be tied, to fasten
to set, to form
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
перевя́зываться
to bandage oneself, to dress one's own wound, to change one's bandage
to tie round oneself, to gird oneself (with)
to be re-bandaged, to be tied up again
перетя́гиваться
to lace oneself too tight, to cinch oneself in tightly
to be tied tightly around, to be wrapped tightly, to be girded
to be overtightened, to be overstretched
to drag oneself along, to haul oneself over
привя́занный
attached (to someone), fond of, devoted to
tied, tied up, fastened
увя́занный
tied up, bound, bundled
linked, connected, embedded, involved
перевяза́ться
to bandage oneself, to change one's bandage, to dress one's own wound
to tie round oneself, to gird oneself
to be re-bandaged, to be tied up again
привяза́вший
who tied, who attached, having tied, having attached
связа́вший
having tied, having bound, having connected, who tied
завя́занный
tied-up
перевяза́вший
who has bandaged, who has tied up, who has re-tied
привя́зываемый
attachable, tieable, that can be tied, that is being tied
завя́зываемый
being tied, that can be tied, tieable
перевя́зываемый
being bandaged, being tied up, bindable
обвяза́вший
having tied around, having wrapped, having bandaged
обвя́занный
bound, tied, wrapped
подвяза́вший
who has tied up, having tied up, who has bound, having bound
подвя́занный
tied, bound, secured
прича́ленный
moored, berthed, tied up
приторо́ченный
strapped on, attached, tied on
загова́ривавшийся
getting confused while speaking, rambling, incoherent (speaker), tongue-tied (speaker)
повязываемый
being tied, being bound, being bandaged
увя́зываемый
linkable, connectable, coordinatable, able to be tied together
подвя́зывавший
who was tying, who had tied
подвя́зываемый
being tied, that is tied, tieable
зашварто́ванный
moored, berthed, tied up
зашвартова́вшийся
moored, berthed, docked, tied up
надвя́зываемый
being tied on, being knitted on, being added (by tying/knitting)
обвя́зываемый
being tied around, being bound around
обвя́зывавшийся
being tied around, that was being bound, that was being wrapped
ошвартова́вшийся
moored, berthed, tied up
перевя́зывавшийся
being bandaged, being tied up
подвя́зывающийся
tying (itself), being tied (up)
обвяза́вшийся
wrapped around oneself, having tied oneself, entangled
повя́зывающийся
to be tied, that is tied (by the wearer)
привя́занный
tied, tied up, fastened, tethered
attached, devoted, fond
linked, pegged, tied
завя́зывающийся
beginning, emerging, developing, brewing
tying, being tied, knotting, forming (a knot)
прико́ванный
chained, shackled, fettered
confined (to bed), bedridden, tied down
riveted, fixed (of gaze), glued
завяза́вший
tied, knotted, having tied
who has quit (a habit), who has stopped (drinking or smoking), reformed
повя́занный
tied, bound, tied up
implicated, involved, complicit, connected
заплета́ющий
braiding, plaiting, intertwining
stumbling (of legs), faltering (of legs), slurred (of speech), tied (of tongue)
подвя́зывавшийся
being tied up, being fastened, that was being tied
tying oneself, who was tying himself
скрути́вший
having twisted, having rolled up, having wrung out
having tied up, having bound, having seized and restrained
заплета́ющийся
stumbling, unsteady, faltering
slurred, thick, tongue-tied
запряга́вшийся
harnessed, hitched up
harnessed to (work), tied up in (duties), who took on a heavy burden
Examples
She tied him to the chair.
Когда я просну́лся, то обнару́жил, что был свя́зан.
When I woke up, I found I had been tied up.
Она перевяза́ла упако́вку шпагатом.
She tied up the package with string.
They tied him to a tree.
Когда полице́йские вошли́ в ко́мнату, они обнару́жили Тома привязанным к сту́лу.
When the police entered the room, they found Tom tied to a chair.
У тебя га́лстук неправильно завязан.
Your tie is not tied properly.
Бабушка завязала узелок с продуктами.
Grandmother tied up a small bundle of food.
Верёвку привязали к деревянному колышку
The rope was tied to a wooden peg.
Она перевязала подарок красивой бечёвкой.
She tied the present with pretty string.
Он привязал салазки к велосипеду.
He tied the sledge to his bicycle.
Без переводчика я чувствовал себя безъязыким в этой стране.
Without an interpreter, I felt tongue-tied in that country.
Плодоносные ветви пришлось подвязать.
The fruit-laden branches had to be tied up.
Верёвка развязывается, если её плохо завязать.
The rope comes undone if it is tied poorly.
Сноповязалка вязала снопы прямо в поле.
The binder tied the sheaves right in the field.
Мне не нравится это привязывание к расписанию.
I don’t like being tied to this schedule.
Мужчина, привязавший лодку к берегу, ушёл домой.
The man who tied the boat to the shore went home.
Мы поблагодарили человека, привязавшего верёвку к столбу.
We thanked the man who had tied the rope to the post.
Мы поблагодарили обвязавшего коробку верёвкой продавца.
We thanked the shopkeeper who had tied the box up with rope.
Садовник, подвязавший кусты, ушёл домой.
The gardener who had tied up the bushes went home.
Подвязанные помидоры росли лучше.
The tied-up tomatoes grew better.



















