tie up loose ends

Before the deadline, we need to **tie up loose ends**.

Idiom Completion

Meaning

to complete the remaining small tasks of a project

Before the deadline, we need to tie up loose ends.

to fasten with string or rope; to have equal scores in a competition

not firmly or tightly fixed in place

towards a higher position or level

Long-time friends are more valuable than new ones.

to be in a position of leadership or power

to keep your plans or intentions secret

to explore or investigate something in detail

to contact or communicate with someone

to agree or have the same understanding about something