tie down

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

To hold in place with a rope, or to limit freedom.

Meanings of «tie down»

1 · verb

to fasten something firmly in place with a rope or straps

The workers used strong rope to tie down the heavy cargo.

2 · verb

to limit someone's freedom or force them into a commitment

Having young children can tie down your free time completely.

Similar: restrict commit restrain

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