tack down

Related to tack down: reflect on, stick with, turn back, make it to, lined up

tack down

To fix, fasten, or secure something (to some surface, especially the ground) with or as with tacks or small nails. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tack" and "down." Remember to tack the tarp down, or it will get blown away when the storm hits! I've been meaning to tack down this loose step before someone falls over it.

tack something down

to fasten something down with small nails. Someone had better tack this carpet down. Please tack down this carpet.

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释义	tack down Related to tack down: reflect on, stick with, turn back, make it to, lined up tack down To fix, fasten, or secure something (to some surface, especially the ground) with or as with tacks or small nails. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tack" and "down." Remember to tack the tarp down, or it will get blown away when the storm hits! I've been meaning to tack down this loose step before someone falls over it. See also: down, tack Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tack something down to fasten something down with small nails. Someone had better tack this carpet down. Please tack down this carpet. See also: down, tack McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: tack on tack up tack (something) onto (something else) tack onto coffin tack involve with involve with (someone or something) involved with arrange for arrange for some time References in periodicals archive Yet hands up those who've been meaning to tack down that loose I carpet edge for a wee while. We all need to join the home guard; THE GUTTER SNIPER An electrolytic process then uses nickel to tack down the abrasive to the exposed wheel profile. Reinventing the superabrasive wheel: Midwest plating facility meets gear maker demand West Mercia officers are liaising with West Midlands Police in a bid to tack down the offenders. Robbers take gold after terror snatch With the speed at which this technological innovation is taking over the industry's processes, by the time the risk manager can tack down the current state-of-the-art advances, things move forward again. AtYourService.com They simply dictate any new tack down the line to the "front men" who pass it on to MPs and the great unwashed. Politically Incorrect: Chris Buckland's Column: President Blair wields more power than Bill Cut the opening with a saber saw, tack down the sheet metal edges, and drop in the sink. Sunset garden work center: for the intermediate woodworker, a potting table that's hardworking and handsome If you don't have usable floorboards, tack down plywood or hardboard sheets. Hints and Tips Researchers can use light beams-laser tweezers-to tack down one end of a molecule, grab the other end, and pull on it. Getting physical with DNA: stretching, twisting, prodding, and packing molecular strands * Stitch step four to tack down the fabric and create the pocket dividers (B). Toothbrush roll The Human Rights and Social Development Ministry hailed anyone who denounced the attack and called on those who showed no stance towards it to take the initiative as the attack is a transgression of the rights of the whole Bahraini society.The ministry expressed confidence in the specialized authorities to tack down the perpetrators and bring them to justice. Human Rights Ministry condemns attack on Ms. Samira Rajab's house Step 4 - Place the layers of tulle over the crown and tack down using invisible thread. And hat's magic; How to be brim-full of confidence At the end of the cord, tack fabric in place with thread (to prevent unraveling, you may want to tack down each fabric strip as you proceed). Fabric pottery * Re-attach the hoop onto the machine and embroider step three to tack down the fabric (C). Sweet Scent-iments Sachets
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