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amarratge
The act of securing an arriving vessel with ropes.
docking
moorage
dockage
Catalan
amarratge
1
Moreover,
tying
up
more money in technology startups carries an opportunity cost.
2
Both are
tying
up
with Indian power firms to build the plants.
3
He kicked awfully at the idea of
tying
up
Strong this noon.
4
The raiders took the cash from a safe after
tying
up
staff.
5
A chock is placed at the bow for
tying
up
to piers.
6
Between Corry and Titusville were four washouts,
tying
up
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
7
No time for
tying
up
loose ends around the office, I'm afraid.
8
There an old bushman was
tying
up
faggots his axe had cut.
9
Ten men had dismounted and were
tying
up
a group of girls.
10
I'm just
tying
up
some loose ends, then I'm out of here.
11
It's something bigger, and Tresillian is
tying
up
all the loose ends...'
12
Alice had been silent,
tying
up
what was left of the trash.
13
It can also often be appealed in court, further
tying
up
the process.
14
Separately, Canada's TMX Group is
tying
up
with the London Stock Exchange .
15
Yet
tying
up
a huge chunk of shares could make the market choppier.
16
He was
tying
up
the horses when I ran in here with you.
tying
up
tying
Catalan
amarratge
amarrament
ancoratge
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