to tie up; to bind with rope

(idiom) to spin a cocoon around oneself; to get enmeshed in a situation of one's own making or to be trapped by one's own actions

literally lacking the strength to truss a chicken; describes someone who is physically weak, frail, or unaccustomed to manual labor

to tie up or bind a person with rope, often used in literary or formal contexts

to tie up, to bind with rope, or (fig.) to restrain or the state of being bound

To allow oneself to be tied up or captured without putting up a fight; to surrender without resistance.

To be tied hand and foot; to be unable to act freely due to too many constraints or regulations

(literary) to have one's hands tied behind the back while facing forward, usually as a sign of surrender

to bind; to wrap; to tie up

slight physical strength; literally the strength needed to truss a chicken. Often used to describe someone physically weak

To have one's hands tied behind the back and bring along a coffin, meaning to give up all resistance and ask for punishment; a gesture of total surrender.

to lower one's head and allow oneself to be bound; to give up without resistance and submit to arrest or punishment

To be captured and bound with rope; to be tied up

strappado bondage; a form of suspension bondage where the arms are pulled behind the back

to spin a cocoon around oneself; trapped by one's own actions; also same as [[作茧自缚|作繭自縛|zuo4 jian3 zi4 fu4]]

palm fiber; rope made of palm fiber; coir

to bind; to fasten; to tie something together

to bind or tie something securely; to attach by tying

to tie up; to bind tightly; to trice

to tie up or bind; to restrain or restrict one's actions; to constrain

to tie or bind something tightly

to tie up one's own hands and feet; to restrict oneself or limit one's own actions

to surrender after baring one's upper body and tying one's own hands behind the back as a sign of submission

to untie or unbind someone or something; to release someone from their bonds

to be caught in a trap of one's own making; to suffer from the consequences of one's own actions