English / phrasal verb
Tie in
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To connect, link, or align with another policy or benchmark
In context
01
The floating mortgage interest rate will tie in directly with the central bank's base lending rate.
02
Borrowers prefer repayment schemes that tie in smoothly with their bi-weekly salary schedules.
Synonyms
link,correlate,align
Antonyms
disconnect,separate,detach
Collocations
tie in with benchmark rates,tie in with fiscal policy,tie in with loan terms