螺拴 | luó shuān | bolt | |
拴住 | shuān zhù | to tether; to tie up; (fig.) to restrict; to keep a hold on | |
音拴 | yīn shuān | organ stop (button activating a row of pipes) |
1 | "In vain, in vain," he cried;"the proper place for you is the yard, and there you go to be tied up this instant. | |
2 | A circus refugee, Jenny had often been tied up for 23 hours a day or crammed into small train cars traveling from one city to the next. | |
3 | A black horse was waiting for him on the other side, tied to a tree, and he mounted it and rode away wherever his fancy took him, the dog always at his heels. | |
4 | As soon as it was quiet, Hansel got up, put on his little coat, unfastened the door, and slipped out. | |
5 | And do you imagine that beautiful young lady, that healthy, hearty girl, will tie herself to a little perishing monkey like you! |