Tie into
tie-in
Attack energetically, as in They tied into the buffet as though they hadn’t eaten in months. [ ; c. 1900 ]
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Confuse, upset, or bewilder, as in He tied himself into knots when he tried to explain how the engine works. This metaphoric idiom transfers a knotted tangle to mental confusion. [ Late 1800s ]
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noun 1. a mountain range in central Asia, in China and Kirghizia. Highest peak, Pobeda Peak, 24,406 feet (7439 meters). noun 1. a variant transliteration of the Chinese name for the Tian Shan