tie (one) over

A common misspelling of the phrase "tide one over," meaning to maintain, sustain, or support one through a lean or difficult time until more of something is acquired, typically food or money. Could you loan me $20? I just need it to tie me over until I get paid on Friday. A: "Here, have a banana, it should tie you over until lunch." B: "I think you mean 'tide you over,' right?" A: "Oops, I always make that mistake."

tie over

To support someone through a period of difficulty or scarcity: Dinner is not for three hours, but this apple should tie me over.

词组	tie (one) over
释义	tie (one) over tie (one) over A common misspelling of the phrase "tide one over," meaning to maintain, sustain, or support one through a lean or difficult time until more of something is acquired, typically food or money. Could you loan me $20? I just need it to tie me over until I get paid on Friday. A: "Here, have a banana, it should tie you over until lunch." B: "I think you mean 'tide you over,' right?" A: "Oops, I always make that mistake." See also: over, tie Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tie over v. To support someone through a period of difficulty or scarcity: Dinner is not for three hours, but this apple should tie me over. See also: over, tie The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: (one) could use (something) 1FTR cooking for one (one) could stand (something) drive (one) out of office force (one) out of office force out of office give (one) (one's) head give head give somebody their head
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