tight
Произношение: [/taɪt/]
Контекст: «fit or secure»
(adjective) When something is fitting closely or securely. Like when your clothes are snugly on your body or when a lid is securely closed on a jar.
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The gloves were tight on her hands, keeping them warm in the cold weather.
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The shirt was too tight, it felt uncomfortable and restricted movement.
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Are your shoes tight enough to stay on your feet while running?
Контекст: «strict control or lack of money»
(adjective) Used to describe a situation where there is strict control or not much money available. Like when someone is very careful with their spending or when rules are enforced strongly.
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During tough times, we had to live on a tight budget to make ends meet.
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They missed the deadline because of the tight schedule imposed by their boss.
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Do you have to follow tight rules at your school?
Контекст: «close-knit or cramped»
(adjective) Describes a group of people who are very close or a small space that feels crowded. Like when a family spends a lot of time together or when a room is full of furniture.
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The tight-knit community always comes together to support each other in times of need.
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The small apartment felt too tight with all the furniture crammed in.
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Is your group of friends tight-knit or do you prefer to keep your distance?