tie up
US /taɪ ʌp/
・UK /tai ʌp/
A2
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo be occupied or engaged in something
Evening meetings tie up my husband's time
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- I want you to tie up my hands and tell me to be a good girl.
I want you to tie up my hands and tell me to be a good girl.
- Like, I want you to tie up my hands and tell me to be a good girl.
Like, I want you to tie up my hands and tell me to be a good girl.
Top 10 Things We Want to See in the Stranger Things Finale
- My friends are in danger, so it makes sense why the writers would bring Kali back to tie up any loose ends.
My friends are in danger, so it makes sense why the writers would bring Kali back to tie up any loose ends.
- So it makes sense why the writers would bring Collie back to tie up any loose ends.
So it makes sense why the writers would bring Collie back to tie up any loose ends.
Why the American dream no longer moves upward | Derek Thompson
- They found ways to essentially tie up new development projects in so much red tape that it made it impossible for developers, whether in the private sector or for public housing, to enter markets and say, we're excited about building affordably.
They found ways to essentially tie up new development projects in so much red tape that it made it impossible for developers, whether in the private sector or for public housing, to enter markets and say, we're excited about building affordably.
- They found ways to essentially tie up new development projects in so much red tape that it made it impossible for developers, whether in the private sector or for public housing, to enter markets and say, "We're excited about building affordably." And as a result, you just had building slow down.
They found ways to essentially tie up new development projects in so much red tape that it made it impossible for developers, whether in the private sector or for public housing, to enter markets and say, "We're excited about building affordably." And as a result, you just had building slow down.
How to Grow Tomatoes: Staking
- Here we've got another stem that we should tie up, so we're just going to do that before we move on.
Here we've got another stem that we should tie up, so we're just going to do that before we move on.
- Here we've got another plant, another stem that we should tie up. So we're just going
Here we've got another plant, another stem that we should tie up. So we're just going
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- Raven grinned. "I'll go tie up your horse..."
Raven grinned. "I'll go tie up your horse..."
- "I'll go tie up your horse." The remaining pages are not yet written.
"I'll go tie up your horse." The remaining pages are not yet written.
Smosh: HOW TO COVER UP A MURDER (w/ Subtitles)
- Step 4: Tie up any loose ends.
Step 4: Tie up any loose ends.
- Step 4: Tie up any loose ends.
Step 4: Tie up any loose ends.
How To Quit Your Job and Travel The World Now
- The hard part is over, but there are still a few crucial loose ends to tie up.
The hard part is over, but there are still a few crucial loose ends to tie up.
- but there are still a few crucial loose ends to tie up.
but there are still a few crucial loose ends to tie up.
The Biggest Primark Haul I've Ever Done | Zoella
- and it has this, um, like, tie-up front, which I really like.
and it has this, um, like, tie-up front, which I really like.
- And it has this, um, like, tie-up front.
And it has this, um, like, tie-up front.
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- If you'll tie up my mask.
If you'll tie up my mask.
- If you'll tie up my mask.
If you'll tie up my mask.
10 English Phrases for Talking about the End of Something
- So I'm talking like I'm completely done working here on the farm, but I do need to tie up some loose ends.
So I'm talking like I'm completely done working here on the farm, but I do need to tie up some loose ends.
- In English, when you say you need to tie up some loose ends, it means there's a few little jobs you have to finish.
In English, when you say you need to tie up some loose ends, it means there's a few little jobs you have to finish.