Similar words: tie up, lieu, adieu, milieu, in lieu of, lieutenant, montesquieu, lieutenant governor. Meaning: n. 1. a social or business relationship 2. an interruption of normal activity tie up. v. 1. secure with or as if with ropes 2. invest so as to make unavailable for other purposes 3. restrain from moving or operating normally 4. secure in or as if in a berth or dock 5. finish the last row.
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1. Cambridge University Press arranged a tie-up with the German publisher Klett.
2. They're negotiating a tie-up with Ford.
3. I missed my flight because of a tie-up on the interstate.
4. The tie-up with petrochemicals is logical.
5. The Apple/IBM/Novell tie-up will result in Object Management Group-compliant technology drawn from existing internal projects.
6. The tie-up had been a favorite horror story that Jemmalee enjoyed telling to Carol when Carol was beginning to under-stand tyranny.
7. The tie-up could send a chill through Bill Gates since it gives Novell an interesting point of entry to the enterprise.
8. The eight-day tie-up has been an agreed method within the Community during the current year.
9. The tie-up of BHP and Rio Tinto has increased their monopoly power further.
10. Geely has a tie-up with Manganese Bronze, the London taxi maker, and is eyeing a move for Volvo.
11. The tie-up would mean that the alliance would have more than half the aircraft flying some transatlantic routes. It could also lead to reduced marketing and operational costs for all three businesses.
12. The new tie-up, due to be launched later this year, builds on existing cooperation between Baidu and Bing on mobile platforms and page results.
13. Every day Mones came to class in a short-sleeved dress shirt and shiny black tie-up shoes.
14. Indeed the whole colour market is rapidly moving upwards beyond the reach of the amateur following Adobe's tie-up with Scitex.
15. HSY.N), a Mars competitor, gained 4.6 percent to $36.35 on speculation that the Wrigley/Mars deal will compel a tie-up between the U.S. confectioner and Britain's Cadbury Schweppes Plc CBRY.L.
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16. Perhaps the biggest technology deal of 2009 could be a tie-up between Dell and EMC, which would nearly rival the HP-Compaq blockbuster in 2001.
17. One of the most controversial deals ever proposed in the mining sector was buried today as Rio Tinto walked away from a closer financial tie-up with China.
18. However, the UAW leadership hasn't been as hostile in private in regard to the tie-up as public comments would suggest, people close to the union said.
19. A Japanese newspaper reported on Saturday that JAL has already agreed on a tie-up with Delta.
20. "We didn't look at it just as advertising revenue. We thought it could also be a way to build a relationship with the city of Beijing," Comstock said of GE's Olympic tie-up.