Tie-up Definition

tīŭp
tie-ups
noun
tie-ups
A temporary stoppage or interruption of work, production, traffic, service, etc.
Webster's New World
A place for tying up cattle at night.
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A connection, relation, or involvement, as between businesses; specif., merger.

Webster's New World
Tie-up is defined as a temporary stop or slow down.
An example of a tie-up is a traffic jam on a highway.
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Tie-up Sentence Examples

  • The move follows Disney 's highly successful tie-up with iTunes in October.

  • The move follows Disney's highly successful tie-up with iTunes in October.

  • Never tie up your dogs and leave them alone, and never leave them alone in a hot car.

  • In March 2001, he engineered the first defeat of the Labor Lib Dem Executive, over the issue of a fishing tie-up scheme.

  • River ports can get very congested during the Christmas holiday and it's not unusual for ships to tie up together.

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