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Meanings of tided over in English
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Usage of tided over in English
1
Thus, by a romantic episode, the crisis was tided over-fora time.
2
At the same time the poplars have tided over that in-between period.
3
The memories and the methods of one season were tided over to another.
4
I understand from your father that he has tided over his last failures.
5
Your father only needs to be tided over a few months.
6
Then the army agreed to serve on half pay until all was tided over.
7
The dull season is tided over in various ways.
8
The percentage was returned, and continued, and the young squire has tided over the difficulty.
9
Thus, was the ill-timed pleasantry of my feather-brained La Fosse tided over in comparative safety.
10
He tided over the interval by selling the few trinkets which he had inherited from his father.
11
But the danger was apparently tided over.
12
But while this difficulty was thus tided over, the memory of it never faded away from Mr Evans.
13
On the other hand, if the first fortnight could be tided over at the front, they did well enough.
14
Secretly she was congratulating herself on having successfully tided over the awkwardness of explaining Michael's presence at the Hermitage.
15
Under his fostering care they have all tided over the calamitous time, and are happy and prosperous in their homes.
16
So we tided over a few months until again the purse was empty, and again we filled it amongst us.
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