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单词 tie-in
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tie-inn.

Brit. /ˈtʌɪɪn/, U.S. /ˈtaɪˌɪn/
Etymology: < verbal phrase to tie in: see to tie in at tie v. Phrasal verbs.
Originally and chiefly U.S.
1.
a. A connection or association with; a link-up.
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the world > relative properties > relationship > [noun]
yokeOE
relationa1398
respecta1398
report1523
society?1545
habitude1561
conjugation1605
necessitudea1626
attinency1632
dependencea1634
belonginga1648
respectiveness1650
nexure1652
synapsis1655
relative1657
rapport1660
proportion1664
schesis1678
relationship1724
appurtenance1846
relationality1866
interosculation1883
tie-up1927
tie-in1934
1934 in Webster's New Internat. Dict. Eng. Lang.
1941 W. Kozlenko 100 Non-Royalty Radio Plays 535/2 That's the tie in. He killed Tom and after that decided to really cripple the Dominion team so that we wouldn't have a chance at winning.
1949 M. Mead Male & Female vii. 152 The tie-in with birth can be close.
1965 Listener 10 June 875/1 The London studio tie-in with the pictures from America was also very successful, with John Tidmarsh getting lucid technical comments out of Geoffrey Pardoe at each stage of the operation.
1972 ‘T. Coe’ Don't lie to Me (1974) vii. 66 I didn't know the museum had a tie-in with City College.
1973 Black Panther 21 July 2/3 Could you say something about the tie-in of David Hilliard's case with Watergate?
b. Used attributively with reference to sales that are made conditional upon the purchase of some additional item or items from the same supplier.
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society > trade and finance > selling > [adjective] > selling methods or techniques
direct1892
soft-selling1921
tie-in1943
hard sell1946
pyramid1949
switch selling1960
multilevel1970
cold-call1985
ambush1987
1943 Amer. Notes & Queries July 54/2 The phrase ‘tie-in sales’ (referring to those whereby tradesmen are obliged to buy unwanted stock in order to get even a small amount of a scarce item) appears to have established itself..about the first week of June (1943).
1946 Sun (Baltimore) 8 Feb. 12/6 This [liquor] industry can put an immediate stop to tie-in selling.
1980 Times 13 Sept. 18/7 It was information from an individual ‘mole’, working temporarily in a discount store, that first alerted the National Consumer Council to..‘tie-in sales’ (a stipulation that a buyer must purchase part or all of his requirements of a second (tied) product from the supplier of a first (tying) product).
c. An association between two publicity campaigns in the form of a theme common to both, or an advertisement that appears in two different media.
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society > communication > information > publishing or spreading abroad > advertising > types or methods of advertising > [noun] > theme common to different campaigns or media
tie-in1949
1949 Newsweek 28 Nov. 70/1 By next May, Paramount expects to have spent $1,000,000 calling attention to the show by way of..tie-ins with fashion designers and department stores who will make and sell women's clothes influenced by the ‘Minoan period’ costumes [in a film about Samson and Delilah].
1959 I. Ross Image Merchants ix. 149 Ryland [of NBC] also spends a good deal of time working up promotional tie-ins with manufacturers, department stores..and publications. It is a major coup when a national magazine can be persuaded to incorporate a TV plug in its own vast promotional outlay.
1962 Economist 10 Feb. 521/1 ‘Calories Don't Count’ has been offered to the public as a promotional tie-in to encourage the purchase of safflower oil.
d. A book, film, or the like published to take advantage of the appearance of the same work in another medium.
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society > communication > printing > publishing > a publication > [noun] > a publication in another medium
tie-in1962
society > leisure > the arts > performance arts > cinematography > a film > type of film > [noun] > other types
romantic comedy1748
epic1785
pre-release1871
foreign film1899
frivol1903
dramedy1905
film loop1906
first run1910
detective film1911
colour film1912
news film1912
topical1912
cinemicrograph1913
scenic1913
sport1913
newsreel1914
serial1914
sex comedy1915
war picture1915
telefilm1919
comic1920
true crime1923
art house1925
quickie1926
turkey1927
two-reeler1928
smellie1929
disaster film1930
musical1930
feelie1931
sticky1934
action comedy1936
quota quickie1936
re-release1936
screwball comedy1937
telemovie1937
pickup1939
video film1939
actioner1940
space opera1941
telepic1944
biopic1947
kinescope1949
TV movie1949
pièce noire1951
pièce rose1951
deepie1953
misterioso1953
film noir1956
policier1956
psychodrama1956
free film1958
prequel1958
co-production1959
glossy1960
sexploiter1960
sci-fier1961
tie-in1962
chanchada1963
romcom1963
wuxia1963
chick flick1964
showreel1964
mockumentary1965
sword-and-sandal1965
schlockbuster1966
mondo1967
peplum1968
thriller1968
whydunit1968
schlocker1969
buddy-buddy movie1972
buddy-buddy film1974
buddy film1974
science-fictioner1974
screwball1974
buddy movie1975
slasher movie1975
swashbuckler1975
filmi1976
triptych1976
autobiopic1977
Britcom1977
kidflick1977
noir1977
bodice-ripper1979
chopsocky1981
date movie1983
kaiju eiga1984
screener1986
neo-noir1987
indie1990
bromance2001
hack-and-slash2002
mumblecore2005
dark fantasy2007
hack-and-slay2007
gorefest2012
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1962 Publishers' Weekly 23 Apr. 43/1 Students show an interest in books which have been made into successful movies. Watch for these tie-ins.
1976 Publishers Weekly 29 Mar. 42/1 The paper edition of Ibsen's ‘Hedda Gabler and Other Plays’ even has a movie tie-in cover with a still from the recent Glenda Jackson film.
1981 Times Lit. Suppl. 17 Apr. 425/2 The 1970s was the decade of the ‘tie-in’—the almost simultaneous film of the novel, novel of the film, TV series of the novel.
2. (The making of) a connection between two pipelines or sections of pipeline. Frequently attributive.
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society > occupation and work > equipment > oil and natural gas recovery equipment > [adjective] > type of connection between pipe-lines
tie-in1975
society > occupation and work > industry > drilling for oil or gas > [noun] > laying of pipelines > making of connection between pipelines
tie-in1975
society > occupation and work > equipment > oil and natural gas recovery equipment > [noun] > pipe-line > connection between
tie-in1975
1975 North Sea Background Notes (Brit. Petroleum Co.) 32 The line was welded, trenched and buried as quickly as possible, with only tie-in ends being left temporarily exposed.
1975 Offshore Engineer Nov. 18/2 The towing method..could be developed for installing a pipeline across the Norwegian trench in section, with tie-ins between them.
1976 Offshore Engineer July 5/3 The 406mm line from SPAR to Brent B is being completed by Serra-Comex tie-in barge Sandokan.
1977 Offshore Engineer Apr. 9/2 Three wells have been completed on the field and await tie-in when the production decision is made.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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