- to tie in to
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to tie in to
This phrase is used to indicate a strong connection or link between two things, often suggesting a deep involvement or commitment.
This project ties in closely with our company's development strategy.
Their research ties in with innovations in environmental technology.
Generated collocations (experimental)
měng gàn猛干gōng zuò工作to work hardměng gàn猛干yī一cháng场to give it a strong effortměng gàn猛干rèn wu任务to tackle the task vigorouslyměng gàn猛干xiàng mù项目to take on a project with intensityměng gàn猛干shì yè事业to pursue a career with determinationměng gàn猛干péi xùn培训to engage in intensive trainingměng gàn猛干tiǎo zhàn挑战to take on challenges fiercelyměng gàn猛干zhàn dòu战斗to engage in a fierce fightměng gàn猛干xué yè学业to study hardměng gàn猛干shí jiān时间to use time effectively in a vigorous manner