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tie up

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Examples from the Corpus
tie up• Clara tied up all the books again and put the bundle under the desk.• The soldiers tied them up and beat them.• Mrs Bennett had been tied up and left in the back of the van.• I put the coins in a piece of cloth, tied it up and put the package in my bag.
be tied up• "May I speak to Professor Smithers?" "I'm sorry. He's tied up at the moment."• I'm sorry, he's tied up at the moment. Could you call back later?• I can't see you tomorrow, I'm tied up all day.• No point in fixing dates when television's cameras are tied up elsewhere.• Its fixed-interest bond pays 11.50 percent net provided the money is tied up for at least 12 months.. Key move on cards.• Her hair was tied up in a hair net and the hat was removed and placed to the right of her chest.• Most of this is tied up in grants, salaries and existing programmes, some of them five years long.• The Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow are destroyed, and the Lion is tied up in your yard.• Our identity is tied up with being some one who never achieves these goals.• The others were tied up with sickness, special duties, leave and - a key problem - court attendance.• On completion day, the legal ends are tied up, you collect the keys and move into your new home.
tie in• Her hair was tied up in a hair net and the hat was removed and placed to the right of her chest.• No more than 10 percent of total investment to be tied up in any one company. 2.• Her platinum hair, with its dark roots, was tied up in dozens of tiny pigtails.• Most of this is tied up in grants, salaries and existing programmes, some of them five years long.• Traffic was tied up in most of downtown Washington until early afternoon.• Our mental images of ourselves are tied up in our body image.• The Great Bane was tied up in the yard.• The Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow are destroyed, and the Lion is tied up in your yard.
be tied up with something• The trouble is, he's going to be tied up with all this now.• Our identity is tied up with being some one who never achieves these goals.• Christianity in Africa is tied up with its colonial past.• The others were tied up with sickness, special duties, leave and - a key problem - court attendance.• Some of these are tied up with the conception of crime itself; and will be dealt with in the next section.• For many, aspiration to higher things through promotion was tied up with the idea of a larger wage-packet.• Apart from that, everyone else is tied up with this extraordinary business at the Savoy.
tie up loose ends• There are still a few loose ends to tie up before we have an agreement.• His new movie will tie up some of the loose ends from the last one.
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ˈtie-up noun [countableC] informal  
1  BBAGREEan agreement to become business partners 〔公司的〕联营，联合
tie-up with
 IBM’s tie-up with Auspex System Inc
IBM与Auspex系统公司的联营
2  British EnglishBrECONNECTED WITH a strong connection between two or more things 关系，联系
tie-up between
 the tie-up between class interests and politics
阶级利益与政治之间的关系
3. American EnglishAmETTC a situation in which traffic is prevented from moving or there is a problem which prevents a system or plan from working 〔交通的〕阻塞；〔系统或计划的〕停顿，停滞不前
→ tie up at tie1
Examples from the Corpus
tie-up• It is also contemplating tie-ups with software houses or large user organisations abroad.• The eight-day tie-up has been an agreed method within the Community during the current year.• The Apple/IBM/Novell tie-up will result in Object Management Group-compliant technology drawn from existing internal projects.• Indeed the whole colour market is rapidly moving upwards beyond the reach of the amateur following Adobe's tie-up with Scitex.• He may consolidate his position by entering into a merger of sorts with Carlton when the Government permits such tie-ups in 1994.• The tie-up could send a chill through Bill Gates since it gives Novell an interesting point of entry to the enterprise.• The tie-up with petrochemicals is logical.• frustrating traffic tie-ups
From Longman Business Dictionary
tie up phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT]
1tie ↔ something up to use money for something so that it is not easily available to be used for anything else
These securities could be a good choice for investors who can afford to tie up their money for two to seven years.
tie ↔ something up in
Her cash is all tied up in real estate.
The bank had too high a percentage of its assets, about 20%, tied up in one borrower.
2to use a telephone line so that it cannot be used for anything else or by anyone else
With broadband, your phone line will never need to be tied up again.
3be tied up to be very busy so that you do not have time to see someone or to do something
I can’t see you tomorrow — I’m going to be tied up all day.
4to finish arranging all the details of a contract, deal, or plan
Our sales team were able to tie up a new contract.
5American EnglishAmE to block the movement of vehicles or people so that they cannot move freely
There’s a free roadside service for stranded vehicles that tie up traffic.
→ tie
tie-upˈtie-up noun [countableC]COMMERCE
an agreement to become business partners
tie-up with
The company says that a tie-up with a foreign major is now on the cards.
ˈtie-up noun
Chinese
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tie up

tie up
phrasal verbphr v 
a) person 人 tie somebody ↔ upTIE to tie someone’s arms, legs etc so that they cannot move 把某人捆绑起来 SYN bind
 The intruders tied Kurt up and left him.
闯入者把库尔特捆绑起来，然后丢下他走了。
b) object 物体 tie something ↔ upTIE to fasten something together, using string, rope etc 把某物捆绑起来
 He tied up all the old newspapers.
他把所有旧报纸都捆扎起来。
c) busy 忙碌的 be tied upBUSY/NOT AVAILABLE to be very busy, so that you cannot do anything else 忙得脱不开身
 I can’t see you tomorrow – I’ll be tied up all day.
我明天没法见你——我整天都会忙得脱不开身。
d) traffic/phone/court etc 交通/电话/法庭等 tie something ↔ upTTC especially American EnglishAmE to block a system or use it so much that other people cannot use it or it does not work effectively 使堵塞；使〔系统〕瘫痪 → tie-up
 Don’t tie up the phone lines making personal calls.
不要一直占着电话线打私人电话。
 Protesters tied up the traffic for three hours today.
今天抗议者使交通堵塞了三个小时。
e) money 钱 be tied upMONEY if your money is tied up in something, it is all being used for that thing and is not available for anything else 被套住，不能动用
be tied up in
 My money’s all tied up in the house.
我的钱全部套在房子上了。
f) arrangements 安排 tie something ↔ upFINISH DOING something to finish arranging all the details of something such as an agreement or a plan 订妥〔协议或计划〕；安排好某事 SYN finalize
 We’d better tie up the details with a solicitor.
我们最好找个律师把细节商量妥当。
g) be tied up with somethingCONNECTED WITH to be very closely related to something 与某事物有密切联系 SYN be linked to
 The shortage of teachers is tied up with the issue of pay.
师资紧缺和工资问题有密切联系。
h) tie up loose endsFINISH DOING something to do the things that are necessary in order to finish a piece of work 做收尾的工作
 I need to tie up a few loose ends before I go on vacation.
我去度假前要把一些事情了结掉。
i) animal 动物 tie something ↔ up to tie an animal to something with a rope, chain etc 把…拴起来 SYN tether
tie something ↔ up to
 She left the dog tied up to a tree.
她就把狗拴在树上。
j) boat 船TTW to tie a boat to something with a rope, chain etc 系泊 SYN moor
 We tied up alongside a barge.
我们把船系泊在一艘驳船旁边。
tie something ↔ up
 There was a boat tied up at the jetty.
码头上泊着一艘小船。
Examples from the Corpus
tie up• Clara tied up all the books again and put the bundle under the desk.• The soldiers tied them up and beat them.• Mrs Bennett had been tied up and left in the back of the van.• I put the coins in a piece of cloth, tied it up and put the package in my bag.
be tied up• "May I speak to Professor Smithers?" "I'm sorry. He's tied up at the moment."• I'm sorry, he's tied up at the moment. Could you call back later?• I can't see you tomorrow, I'm tied up all day.• No point in fixing dates when television's cameras are tied up elsewhere.• Its fixed-interest bond pays 11.50 percent net provided the money is tied up for at least 12 months.. Key move on cards.• Her hair was tied up in a hair net and the hat was removed and placed to the right of her chest.• Most of this is tied up in grants, salaries and existing programmes, some of them five years long.• The Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow are destroyed, and the Lion is tied up in your yard.• Our identity is tied up with being some one who never achieves these goals.• The others were tied up with sickness, special duties, leave and - a key problem - court attendance.• On completion day, the legal ends are tied up, you collect the keys and move into your new home.
tie in• Her hair was tied up in a hair net and the hat was removed and placed to the right of her chest.• No more than 10 percent of total investment to be tied up in any one company. 2.• Her platinum hair, with its dark roots, was tied up in dozens of tiny pigtails.• Most of this is tied up in grants, salaries and existing programmes, some of them five years long.• Traffic was tied up in most of downtown Washington until early afternoon.• Our mental images of ourselves are tied up in our body image.• The Great Bane was tied up in the yard.• The Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow are destroyed, and the Lion is tied up in your yard.
be tied up with something• The trouble is, he's going to be tied up with all this now.• Our identity is tied up with being some one who never achieves these goals.• Christianity in Africa is tied up with its colonial past.• The others were tied up with sickness, special duties, leave and - a key problem - court attendance.• Some of these are tied up with the conception of crime itself; and will be dealt with in the next section.• For many, aspiration to higher things through promotion was tied up with the idea of a larger wage-packet.• Apart from that, everyone else is tied up with this extraordinary business at the Savoy.
tie up loose ends• There are still a few loose ends to tie up before we have an agreement.• His new movie will tie up some of the loose ends from the last one.
→ tie up at tie1(8)
tie upChinese

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tie up phrasal verb
⇨ restrain
tie up
To fasten something to itself: tie up, buckle, do up...
To tie up a person or animal: tie up, gag, chain...
Sailing and boating: a bad/good sailor, the Admiral's Cup, ahoy...
To make plans or arrangements: plan, arrange, organize...
To finish something: complete, end, carry through...
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Business partners and partnership: amalgamate, amalgamation, Bros...
Things that make things difficult: problem, obstacle, complication...

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