be tied into — to be closely connected to, linked with, or dependent on something (often used to describe systems, economics, or contractual relationships)
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to be closely connected to, linked with, or dependent on something (often used to describe systems, economics, or contractual relationships)
Pronunciation (IPA): /bi taɪd ˈɪntuː/
Example Sentences
- Her bonus is tied into the company's overall profits this year.
- My mood in the morning is completely tied into how much coffee I drink.
- The success of the exam is tied into how consistently you studied all year.
be tied into
VERB[/bi taɪd ˈɪntuː/]
to be closely connected to, linked with, or dependent on something (often used to describe systems, economics, or contractual relationships)
Her promotion is tied into the team's overall sales performance this quarter.
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“Her bonus is tied into the company's overall profits this year.”
“My mood in the morning is completely tied into how much coffee I drink.”
“The success of the exam is tied into how consistently you studied all year.”
“His happiness seems to be tied into his phone's battery percentage.”
“Employee salaries at this firm are tied into annual performance reviews.”
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