tie in

1. (idiomatic, intransitive)To fit in or harmonize (with something).

   This paragraph does not tie in with the greater themes of the story.

2. For a local station to begin broadcasting an ongoing network transmission.

3. To attach oneself to a rope using a secure knot.

1. I haven't worn this tie in almost three years.

   Я не надягав цю краватку майже три роки. — El_lena

   ruЯ не надевал этот галстук почти три года. — odexed

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2. Don't get all tied up in knots.

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3. Tom keeps an extra tie in his desk drawer at work.

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4. Tom and I are going to tie the knot in October.

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5. Tom has thirty ties in his closet, but he always wear the same two or three.

   ruУ Тома в шкафу тридцать галстуков, но он из них носит только два или три. — marafon

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• tie upприв'язати, зв'язатиTo secure with rope, string, etc.
• tie inпоєднувати, з'єднуватиTo fit in or harmonize (with something).
• tie downзв'язати, зв'язуватиTo constrain, or to confine within set limits.
• tie offTo close, seal, or end something by tying a knot.
• tie outTo validate or check for accuracy; verify the balance of numbers or figures; audit
• tie backTo tie or fasten behind.
• tie overTide over.
• tie intoTo viciously attack.