Definition of tie-down in English:

tie-down

noun

A device to which something may be attached or secured with rope, cord, or similar.
Example sentencesExamples
- The scats are not removable, an idea that would make for even more storage space, but the seat latches can double as tie-downs when the seats are flipped forward.
- A slight S-curve flows through body sides punctuated by large, bluff wheel arches, and bed tie-downs are integrated into the upper pickup box surface just below the edge of the bed liner.
- A rubber mat and four tie-downs make the loadspace adaptable for many uses.
- It also has a tailgate with independently opening rear window, luggage tie-downs, removable luggage cover, and also a cargo net.
- Freight tie-downs were recessed into the floor and spaced three meters apart in a grid pattern.
Synonyms
restrict, restrain, limit, constrain, confine, cramp

Definition of tie-down in US English:

tie-down

nounˈtīdoun

1Rope, cord, straps, or chains used to attach or secure an item.
Example sentencesExamples
- Zassa watched as the last crate was shoved into place, the tie-downs clicking into place.
- Other big-tent features include a fly vent and foul-weather tie-downs - even a clear skylight.
- The biggest change will come on the MPT 1200 and 1000 models that feature a roto-molded, polyethylene cross-link load bed with inserts for tie-downs and racks.
- Durant was sitting on the cold flooring of the hold outside a locker full of cargo tie-downs, tarps, and cables he had been looking through.
- However, because buffeting is more of an issue during the construction phase, the bridge could if necessary be stabilized during construction by tie-downs.
- When my response wasn't met with a chuckle or a smile from the evaluator, I quickly opened the door and looked to make sure I hadn't forgotten to pull the chocks or unfasten the wing tie-downs.
- Use tie-downs to anchor the trailer to the ground or your house.
- If you live in a manufactured home, re-check and reinforce tie-downs.
- The pickup box is lined, and includes slots for lumber dividers and multiple, heavy-duty tie-downs.
- The SpringHouse tm can create humid conditions in any geographic environment, and will set up on both soil or hard surfaces, with stakes and tie-downs that secure the greenhouse in high winds.
- Codes now require architects to use cross bracings and tie-downs to make houses more hurricane resistant.
- Aircrew quickly undid the tie-downs and prepared to lower the ramp as the commandos started their vehicles.
1. 1.1 A stationary ring, post, or the like to which items are secured with tie-downs.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The scats are not removable, an idea that would make for even more storage space, but the seat latches can double as tie-downs when the seats are flipped forward.
  Freight tie-downs were recessed into the floor and spaced three meters apart in a grid pattern.
  A rubber mat and four tie-downs make the loadspace adaptable for many uses.
  A slight S-curve flows through body sides punctuated by large, bluff wheel arches, and bed tie-downs are integrated into the upper pickup box surface just below the edge of the bed liner.
  It also has a tailgate with independently opening rear window, luggage tie-downs, removable luggage cover, and also a cargo net.
  Synonyms
  restrict, restrain, limit, constrain, confine, cramp

单词	tie-down
释义	Definition of tie-down in English: tie-down noun A device to which something may be attached or secured with rope, cord, or similar. Example sentencesExamples The scats are not removable, an idea that would make for even more storage space, but the seat latches can double as tie-downs when the seats are flipped forward. A slight S-curve flows through body sides punctuated by large, bluff wheel arches, and bed tie-downs are integrated into the upper pickup box surface just below the edge of the bed liner. A rubber mat and four tie-downs make the loadspace adaptable for many uses. It also has a tailgate with independently opening rear window, luggage tie-downs, removable luggage cover, and also a cargo net. Freight tie-downs were recessed into the floor and spaced three meters apart in a grid pattern. Synonyms restrict, restrain, limit, constrain, confine, cramp Definition of tie-down in US English: tie-down nounˈtīdoun 1Rope, cord, straps, or chains used to attach or secure an item. Example sentencesExamples Zassa watched as the last crate was shoved into place, the tie-downs clicking into place. Other big-tent features include a fly vent and foul-weather tie-downs - even a clear skylight. The biggest change will come on the MPT 1200 and 1000 models that feature a roto-molded, polyethylene cross-link load bed with inserts for tie-downs and racks. Durant was sitting on the cold flooring of the hold outside a locker full of cargo tie-downs, tarps, and cables he had been looking through. However, because buffeting is more of an issue during the construction phase, the bridge could if necessary be stabilized during construction by tie-downs. When my response wasn't met with a chuckle or a smile from the evaluator, I quickly opened the door and looked to make sure I hadn't forgotten to pull the chocks or unfasten the wing tie-downs. Use tie-downs to anchor the trailer to the ground or your house. If you live in a manufactured home, re-check and reinforce tie-downs. The pickup box is lined, and includes slots for lumber dividers and multiple, heavy-duty tie-downs. The SpringHouse tm can create humid conditions in any geographic environment, and will set up on both soil or hard surfaces, with stakes and tie-downs that secure the greenhouse in high winds. Codes now require architects to use cross bracings and tie-downs to make houses more hurricane resistant. Aircrew quickly undid the tie-downs and prepared to lower the ramp as the commandos started their vehicles. 1.1 A stationary ring, post, or the like to which items are secured with tie-downs. Example sentencesExamples The scats are not removable, an idea that would make for even more storage space, but the seat latches can double as tie-downs when the seats are flipped forward. Freight tie-downs were recessed into the floor and spaced three meters apart in a grid pattern. A rubber mat and four tie-downs make the loadspace adaptable for many uses. A slight S-curve flows through body sides punctuated by large, bluff wheel arches, and bed tie-downs are integrated into the upper pickup box surface just below the edge of the bed liner. It also has a tailgate with independently opening rear window, luggage tie-downs, removable luggage cover, and also a cargo net. Synonyms restrict, restrain, limit, constrain, confine, cramp
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