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tie (sth) in with sth

— phrasal verb with tie
 
 
/taɪ/ verb (present tense tying, past tense and past participle tied)

Definition

› to plan an event or activity so that it combines with or happens at the same time as another, or to be planned in this way: We're trying to tie our holiday in with Simon's lecture tour.Connecting and combiningVariety and mixturesMixing and mixtures
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