Verb:

కలుపుకోడానికి,

tie in తెలుగు అర్థానికి ఉదాహరణ:

బర్మాలోని ఈ ప్రాంతములను బ్రిటిష్ ఇండియా వలసరాజ్యములోకలుపుకోడానికి డల్ హౌసీ దొర చేసిన ఆ అక్రమ సైనిక చర్య తీవ్రముగా విమర్శించబడింది.

tie in's Usage Examples:

In 2012, the destination created a special themed event to tie in with the F1 Grand Prix: the Lloret Formula Weekend, a weekend in May packed with activities.

As part of the campaign, from August to October 1997, consumers could win "10,000 if they located a straight Twistie in their Twisties packet.

Reuters is working with Twist, as of May 2005, to tie into its FX trading service (known as the RTFX service).

With the issue resolved, Tattletell reveals why she inspirited Katie in the first place: a group of evil Yo-kai led by Slimamander had.

Colo-Colo of Chile defeated Cruzeiro 5–4 on penalties after a 0–0 tie in the 1992 final.

Having the Greatest Hits coming out, to be able to tie in both those records is almost like a circle.

The perimeter of the dome roof is supported by a combination of vertical columns and inclined buttresses, which tie into a tension ring below ground.

She also assisted Christie in the defence of alleged Nazi war criminal Imre Finta, who was acquitted in 1990 (see R v Finta).

“I think it’s amazing that Ray Kurzweil sent us a bunch of pieces, and for whatever reason, they really tie in with what we were trying to say on this record,” said Maida.

Developments since 1997 Apart from the introduction of the away goals rule (in which the team wins which has scored more goals playing ‘away’ if there is a tie in the aggregate score line over the two legs), very little changed in this competition until 1997.

The term was coined by Erik Satie in 1917.

The year started brightly for New Hampshire, with two wins and a tie in their first three games, including 3–1 victory over Long Island Rough Riders.

The cool thing for me is to be able to tie in 'Never Too Far' and 'Hero'.

Synonyms:

relate, interrelate,

Antonyms:

estimable, rich, unskilled,