tie-in

• Substantivo que designa um elemento de fixação ou amarração usado para unir ou prender objetos; também se refere a um produto derivado ou conectado a outro, como um livro ou filme ligado a uma obra principal.

A noun referring to a fastener or device that serves to join or connect items together.

1. Connection or linkB2formal

   A relationship or connection between two or more things, often used in marketing or storytelling.

   Conexão

   • The movie had a tie-in with a popular video game.
   • There is a clear tie-in between the new policy and the company's goals.
   • The book series has a tie-in with the television show.

   Sinônimosaffiliationassociationconnectioncorrelationhookupinterrelationlinklinkagerelation

   Antônimosdisconnectiondisunionseparation

2. Fastener or connectorB1formal

   A device or object used to join or connect two things together.

   Conector

   • The tie-in for the cable was broken.
   • He used a metal tie-in to secure the pipes.
   • The rope tie-in held the tent firmly in place.

   Sinônimosbinderbuckleclampclaspconnectorcouplingfastenerhookjointlatchlinktie