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Meanings of tie in in English
Synonyms
Examples for "link"
Examples for "link"
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She wanted more focus on the link between family violence and suicide.
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Aged care in particular is often the weak link in health systems.
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And China is actually one possible weakening link in the BRIC strategy.
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Join the new Irish Times Abroad network by following the link below:
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This time, he pulled far enough forward to clear the chain-link gate.
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We hope to improve how people connect to businesses and the economy.
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A new broadband project that will connect rural areas to high-speed internet.
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Find common ground: When making conversation, connect first on a social level.
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I asked the operator to connect me to General Clapper's number immediately.
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I wanted to think about: 'What are the things that connect us?
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Funny how we associate different charities with different times of the year.
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Conclusions: Certain species appear to be associated with health and periodontal diseases.
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A risk factor associated with crisis contagion is sharing a common industry.
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Aberdeen's oil industry is usually associated with activity in the North Sea.
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Conclusions: Inflation-free costs per case associated with non-fatal bicycle injuries are increasing.
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This could relate to a situation, recent news or change of circumstances.
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However, these new points of evidence can't relate to issues previously considered.
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The demands served so far mostly relate to the fiscal year 2012.
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Chawla's bail conditions relate to the ongoing Estina dairy farm corruption case.
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Financial income and expenses often relate to currency exchange rates or debt.
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That one cause would explain, and does colligate, all the facts.
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Now our hypothesis does colligate the facts.
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Yet under Mohammed Ali the Great, Fellah-soldiers conquered the "colligated" Arabs (Pilgrimage iii.
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By November be had discovered and colligated a multitude of the most wonderful and unexpected phenomena.
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Their value must be estimated by the extent to which this or that hypothesis colligates the facts.
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Let's link up and see how far we've come, but that's it.
2
Lemuel left to see if he could link up with his comrades.
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Or share the technology, so we can link up the whole diaspora.
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Trying to link up, so people don't...judge them as monsters...it's really hard.
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Survivors were trying to link up with one another or the Righteous.
Usage of tie in in English
1
Each time you tie in, you learn new things, and make progress.
2
The strength of the family tie in the Israelitish polity was great.
3
How does this tie in with the article 50 case in Belfast?
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It secured a home tie in September, possibly at Wimbledon, against Australia.
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Every man needs at least one bow tie in his wardrobe arsenal.
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How does that tie in with the alteration of 'bort' to 'dort'?
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There should be no such thing as black tie in the daytime.
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The Vatican is Taiwan's only diplomatic tie in Europe and Fr.
9
Minnesota broke a scoreless tie in the final minute of the second period.
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How can I make a good impression, tuck my tie in, smile perhaps.
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The Paraguay tie in Santiago takes place on transfer deadline night.
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Boston did forge a tie in the opening minute of the third period.
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They were desperately unfortunate not to have won the tie in regulation time.
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But how exactly does this plan tie in with Cape Town?
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Mr Cooper, speaking of the weakness of the family tie in America, says-
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Reduce to a fine powder and tie in coarse muslin bags.
