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Definition of bread tie - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
bread packagingUS small device to secure bread bagsUS
- She used a bread tie to close the bag.
- He collected bread ties for recycling projects.
- The bread tie kept the loaf fresh for days.
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Expressions with bread
basket used to hold bread on a table
The waiter brought a bread basket to the table.
prepare and bake bread from ingredients
She loves to make bread every weekend.
whole wheat or wholemeal bread
She prefers brown bread for its nutritional benefits..
eat a meal with others
We often break bread with our neighbors.
extremely good or innovative thing or idea
This new phone is the best thing since bread was sliced.
something considered extremely good or innovative
This new phone is the best thing since sliced bread!
basic necessities for living
Food and shelter are bread and butter for everyone.
a recent invention praised for its usefulness or convenience
Electric cars are the greatest thing since sliced bread.
simple and minimal diet
He lived on bread and water for a week.
work to make money for living expenses
He works hard to earn his bread.
earn money or make a living
He works hard to get bread for his family.
provision of entertainment and food to appease public discontent
The government used bread and circuses to distract from the economic crisis..
symbol of economic and social justice
The slogan 'bread and roses' was popular in labor rights campaigns.
something essential for living
Education is the bread of life for a thriving society.
beer or other alcoholic drink made from grains
He referred to his beer as liquid bread.
live by being lazy and not doing any work
He chose to eat the bread of idleness instead of finding a job.
kind deeds are often forgotten by beneficiaries
After helping him move, I never heard from him again. Eaten bread is soon forgotten.
long loaf of bread with crispy crust
We had French bread with dinner.
type of bread from Greece
We had Greek bread with our dinner.
crusty bread baked in long loaves
We served Italian bread with olive oil.
bread made using two or more kinds of grain
Multigrain bread is a popular choice for sandwiches.
bread pre-cut into slices for convenience
He made a sandwich using sliced bread from the store..
bread made from whole grains
I prefer wholegrain bread for my sandwiches.
bread or cake made with mashed bananas
I baked a delicious banana bread for breakfast.
Expressions with tie
bind with a rope or string
She used a ribbon to tie up the package..
secure an object firmly with ropes
They had to tie down the tent during the storm.
close something by tying a knot
She tied off the balloon to keep the air in.
connection based on shared family ancestry
They felt a strong blood tie despite the distance.
secure a ribbon by knotting or bowing
She will tie the ribbon around the gift box.
make something form knots by tying
She can tie in knots very quickly.
confuse or bewilder someone
The complex instructions tied me in knots.
render someone powerless to act due to restrictions
The new regulations tie the manager's hands.
finish remaining small tasks or fix minor problems
We need to tie up loose ends before leaving.
block or obstruct the flow of vehicles
The construction work tied up traffic on the main road.
drink alcohol excessively to become drunk
After the exam, they decided to tie one on.
make the room look cohesive and harmonious
The new rug really ties the room together.
connect or link to something
The new road will tie in with the existing highway system..
connect or link something with another thing
The new project will tie into our existing system.
become anxious or confused over something
She tied herself in knots worrying about the exam.
prevent someone from acting freely
The contract terms tie the hands of the employees.
get married in a formal ceremony
They decided to tie the knot in June.
to make someone feel very nervous or worried
The thought of public speaking ties him up in knots.
become very confused or worried
Don't tie yourself in knots over a typo; we can fix it.
necktie showing the school attended by the wearer
He wore his old school tie to the reunion.
necktie in a bold color worn to show confidence
He wore a power tie to the important meeting.
show support or remembrance for someone
They tied a yellow ribbon around the tree to support the troops.
secure yourself so you cannot give in to a strong temptation
He tied himself to the mast by deleting every food delivery app.
force someone to stick to a decision or commitment
They tied him to the mast so he wouldn't quit the project.
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- French:attache à pain, ...
- German:Brottütenverschluss, ...
- Italian:chiusura per pane, ...
- Spanish:lazo de pan, ...
- Portuguese:fecho de pão, ...
- Chinese:面包扎带, ...
- Japanese:パンのタイ, ...
- Arabic:رابِط خُبْز, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹגֵר לֶחֶם, ...
- Russian:хлебный зажим, ...
- Ukrainian:затискач для хліба, ...
- Hindi:ब्रेड टाई, ...
- Bengali:রুটির টাই, ...
- Catalan:tancador de pa, ...
- Czech:uzávěr sáčku, ...
- Danish:brødclips, ...
- Dutch:broodclip, ...
- Greek:δεματικό ψωμιού, ...
- Hungarian:zacskózáró, ...
- Khmer:ខ្ទាស់បិទថង់នំប៉័ង, ...
- Korean:빵 끈, ...
- Persian:بند نان, ...
- Polish:klips do chleba, ...
- Portuguese (BR):fecho de pão, ...
- Romanian:sârmă de pâine, ...
- Swedish:brödklämma, ...
- Thai:ที่ผูกขนมปัง, ...
- Turkish:ekmek bağı, ...
- Vietnamese:dây buộc bánh mì, ...
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