Tie down

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verb

To secure something or someone by fastening them with a rope or chain.

You should tie down the furniture to make sure it doesn't move around during the move.
Visual representation of "tie down" - To secure something or someone by fastening them with a rope or chain.

Often appears as...

  • tie down a load
  • tie down furniture
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Visual representation of "tie down"
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Physical Security

Tie down implies making objects secure so they don't move, used when transporting or bracing items.

Illustration for Physical Security
Before the storm, we need to tie down the garden shed.
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Safety First

Emphasizes safety precaution in using 'tie down' to prevent accidents or damage.

Illustration for Safety First
Tie down the cargo firmly to ensure it's safe during the flight.
Visual representation of the word "Tie down"

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