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Meaning tier meaning

What does tier mean?

tier

— noun a worker who ties something — noun any one of two or more competitors who tie one another — noun one of two or more layers one atop another tier upon tier of huge casks a three-tier wedding cake — noun something that is used for tying the sail is fastened to the yard with tiers — noun (= grade) a relative position or degree of value in a graded group lumber of the highest grade

Synonyms tier synonyms

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tier English » English

layer level grade stratum row rank tier up pile degree zone story storey ply line floor coating belt bed wall tether terrace strapper step shuttle sheet shackler series rope rate queue quality platen plane paries order lift lanyard laniard fastener course cord coat

Conjugation tier conjugation

How do you conjugate tier?

tier · verb

Examples tier examples

How do I use tier in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

You get a mean guard on you.. unlessyougotwhatittakes, might as well climb tier 2 and jump.
It's on the Grand Tier.
Captain's ordered you to the cable tier, ma'am.
The cable tier?
Put the captain in the cable tier. Tell off a prize crew to sail the brig to England.
Sentry, take this man down to the cable tier.
A five-tier altar, three priests, and two huge wreaths courtesy of Public Corp.
Just the cable tier, nobody could hide here.
Workingwitharazorblade and a jagged piece of glass, Stroud cut 128 slats, in addition to roof boards, tier bars, gate pieces and a handle.
Confine them in the cable tier.
Did you say cable tier, sir?
This must be the entrance to the top tier.
Man missing on tier 2, cell 245!
This sort of thing could never have happened before this stupid seventh-tier reorganization.
Tier 76.
Mr. Longley, conduct Lady Barbara and her maid to the cable tier.
Tell me exactly what happened when you ran out on the tier. Exactly.
This could never have happened before the stupid 7th tier reorganization.
Save room for the 3-tier cake it's from R M!
I'll get the 3-tier cake, ok?
Tier 1 line up and report to the tool shed.
Tier 2-C, 69.
Tier 2-C, 68.
He graduated from a top tier college and joined the police.
Tier 3 south, clear!
We're a second-tier team, that's what.
A toxic bachelor and the owner of Thorn, a downtown restaurant frequented by second-tier models and the men who buy them salad.
I left a top-tier marketing firm to get him elected president.
What do you think about a three-tier birthday cake?
Non-management part-time employees such as yourself only qualify for second-tier catastrophic coverage.
Working the tier today?
In the parts of the United States that contain the modern cities of Cleveland, Detroit, New York, in the northern tier, this is the difference between a nice day and having a mile of ice over your head.
People say Omar ain't even been on the tier for two weeks, so he either staying someplace or they got him at county lock-up.
We've got a great show tonight, with all your favorite second-tier costume characters.
Not top tier, but. but what?

News and current affairs

There is no precedent anywhere in the world that suggests that such a two-tier process can succeed.
It would create its own set of incentives, which, on balance, would pressure individual countries to avoid demotion, just as top-tier football (soccer) teams seek to avoid relegation to the minor leagues.
A third tier is made up of roughly 50 middle-income countries with a combined population of 1.1 billion.
The fourth tier comprises countries that are lagging behind - the world's poorest economies, with more than a billion people.
This emerging four-tier world presents three key challenges.
Top-tier companies continuously invest in their employees to provide them with the right skills for the marketplace.
The habit of limiting universal human rights to a series of political and moral rights and consigning the economic aspects of humanity to a second, lower tier of our concern is dangerous.
If human rights are truly to be protected, the second, economic tier of human rights must be elevated to equality with the first tier in our consciences.
There would be clear rules and decision-making mechanisms for both sets of countries, subject to democratic votes by a two-tier European Parliament.
The two-tier exchange-rate system acted as an export tax, but it did not survive for long, giving way to a unified exchange rate on the trade account.
In China's case, high growth started in the late 1970s with the introduction of the household responsibility system in agriculture and of two-tier pricing.
We will not solve this crisis, or put in place sustainable long-term solutions, by accepting a two-tier world.
More than two decades of democratic rule and economic growth practically ensure that, simply by staying the course, the country will achieve lower-tier developed status by 2020.
There is excess capacity in some heavy industries and in residential real-estate markets in some second- and third-tier cities.
Its per capita income will reach that of today's lower tier of high-income countries.
I remain convinced that multi-speed European cooperation has become a necessity, but that a multi-tier Europe must be avoided at all costs.
Today's Russia is no longer a two-tier society.
First, that night of hard negotiations in Brussels reinforced the two-tier Europe for the next two decades.
The US and the other nuclear powers proposed to keep the two-tier system in virtual perpetuity.

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