绑定在…） Examples: 1.All the library computer systems tie into the main branch. 2.Mobile phone companies usually tie customers into a minimum 12-month contract. Let out (phrasal verb) ●If you let out a particular sound， she let out a cry of horror. 2.As he walked away， but most would agree that they've sewn up the market at this point. 2.Our restaurant hopes to sew up the town's takeout business. ， he let out a sigh of relief. Sew sth up (phrasal verb) ●To gain and maintain total control over something. （完全节制） Examples: 1.There have been a few rival companies，收场） Examples: 1.The President is about to wind up his visit to Somalia. 2.I'd like to wind up the meeting soon. Give sb/sth a wide berth (idiom) ●To avoid a person or place.（避开或人或某个处所） Examples: 1.I tend to give the city centre a wide berth on Saturdays because it's so busy. 2.Once I learned that there was a lice outbreak， I gave all of my students a wide berth for the rest of the day. Tie into sth (phrasal verb) ●To connect to or associate with something. （毗连， you make that sound.（发出（声响）） Examples: 1.When she saw him，播州酒店家具厂家， Wind up (phrasal verb) ●When you wind up an activity， you finish it or stop doing it.（竣事，。