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Meanings of tie in English
Usage of tie in English
1
Union officials said the motion would tie their hands in future negotiations.
2
The government plans to tie them to specific capital projects, she said.
3
Obama's budget solution would be to tie those loans to market rates.
4
The French company is often mentioned as a potential Fiat tie-up partner.
5
SPCA chief scientific officer Arnja Dale said banning rope-and-tie events was necessary.
6
I think it's an interesting and good way to open the tie.
7
Bush used the term to tie together Iraq, Iran and North Korea.
8
With four people to vote, there might, of course, be a tie.
9
The Aetna-Humana tie-up would be the largest such deal among health insurers.
10
Rio said on May 15 it remained committed to the China tie-up.
11
Many things need to go right for a Vodafone-Liberty tie-up to happen.
12
Times change, though, and this two-leg tie has a very different context.
13
A year ago, they scraped past Shakhter Karagandy in a qualifying tie.
14
But the all-share, no premium tie-up doesn't look great for Power investors.
15
Reading the tie-breaker rules or applying said rules may not be adequate.
16
The tie against Tromso is hardly the main event of the week.
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Translations for tie
Portuguese
Russian
Tie through the time
Tie across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
Canada
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