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tie up

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

To fasten with rope or string, or to be busy.

Meanings of «tie up»

1 · verb

to fasten firmly using rope or string

He used strong cord to tie up the heavy boxes.

2 · verb

to keep someone busy or occupied so they cannot do other things

A long meeting will tie up the whole team this morning.

Similar: occupyengagekeep busy

3 · verb

to form a business connection or partnership with another company

The two companies plan to tie up on a new project.

Similar: partnermergeteam up

Translation

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