English Idiom – Tie the knot.
Meaning – To get married. This expression can refer to the action of getting married in general, or the actual wedding ceremony.
A knot is a fastening made by tying a piece of string or rope.
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- “Have you heard about Deepak and Tanya? They have finally agreed to tie the knot! They are going to have a big wedding next summer.”
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