Mexican Spanish Meaning of tied up
Atado
Other Mexican Spanish words related to Atado
- ocupado
- diligente
- empleado
- comprometido
- ocupado
- trabajando
- activo
- asiduo
- bullicioso
- sumergido
- aplicado
- laborioso
- preocupado
- absorbido
- vivo
- animado
- emocionado
- zumbido
- Enérgico
- absorto
- floreciente
- enfocado
- enfocado
- Funcional
- funcionando
- yendo
- qué está pasando
- trabajador
- brincando
- zumbido
- incansable
- intención
- hasta las rodillas
- animado
- vivo
- operativo
- operativo
- operatorio
- correr
- aplicado
- floreciente
- infatigable
- Vibrante
- vigoroso
- concentrándose
- inundado
Nearest Words of tied up
Definitions and Meaning of tied up in English
tied up (s)
kept occupied or engaged
tied up
to keep busy, to place or invest in such a manner as to make unavailable for other purposes, to have a relationship with something else, to assume a definite relationship, to keep from working or going, to fasten securely, a mooring place for a boat, connection sense 2, association, to wrap up and fasten, to restrain from normal movement, operation, or progress, a slowing or stopping especially of traffic or business, to use in such a manner as not to be available for other purposes, to connect closely, connection, association, dock entry 2, to attach, fasten, or bind securely, a slowdown or stoppage of traffic, business, or operation (as by a mechanical breakdown), a space for a single cow in a stable, a cow stable, to cause to be linked so as to depend on or relate to something, to preempt the use of
FAQs About the word tied up
Atado
kept occupied or engagedto keep busy, to place or invest in such a manner as to make unavailable for other purposes, to have a relationship with something else,
ocupado,diligente,empleado,comprometido,ocupado,trabajando,activo,asiduo,bullicioso,sumergido
gratis,ocioso,inactivo,sin vida,Desempleado,desocupado,dormido(a),muerto,latente,aburrido
tied => atado, tiebreaker => tie-break, tiebeam => Trave de amarre, tiebar => barra de corbata, tieback => amarre,