Phrasal Verbs
3216 Phrasal Verbs with their Urdu Meanings and Examples
Tide over
Use something carefully so as not to finish it.
This £50 will have to TIDE me OVER until I get paid.
Tidy up
Put things in the correct place in a room.
I TIDIED UP my bedroom because it was a complete mess.
Tie back
Fasten or secure so that it doesn't obstruct.
She TIED her hair BACK before playing tennis.
Tie down
Secure something to prevent it moving.
They TIED him DOWN to stop him escaping.
Tie down
Remove or restrict freedom.
Marriage TIES you DOWN.
Tie down
Stop people (often police or military) going where they are needed.
The army were TIED DOWN with the rebellion and couldn't help.
Tie in
Agree, be connected or support.
The theory TIES IN with what the police have been saying.
Tie in
Associate with.
He is TIED IN somehow with the crime syndicate.
Tie in with
Occur at the same time.
The publication TIES IN WITH the twentieth anniversary of the incident.
Tie up
Tie or fasten something securely.
They TIED UP the hostages so that they couldn't escape.
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