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constricted

UK
/kənˈstrɪktɪd/
US
/kənˈstrɪktɪd/

Übersetzungen

constrictedpartizip perfekt
UK
/kənˈstrɪktɪd/
US
/kənˈstrɪktɪd/
Used attributively and predicatively to denote something that has been made narrower or more restricted.
resserréSens physique : devenu plus étroit ou plus réduit en volume.
The constricted passage made it difficult for the hikers to pass through.
Le passage resserré rendait le passage des randonneurs difficile.
rétréciSens physique : plus petit, plus étroit qu’à l’origine.
The constricted tunnel slowed the rescue team down.
Le tunnel rétréci a ralenti l’équipe de secours.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
contraintSens figuré : exprimé de façon limitée ou empêchée.
Synonyme
narrowed
tightened
compressed
restricted
limited
squeezed
Antonyme
expanded
dilated
constrictverb

constricted

Präteritum

constricted
Präteritum
constricted
Partizip Perfekt
constricting
Gerundium
UK
/kənˈstrɪkt/
US
/kənˈstrɪkt/
resserrerAu sens de comprimer ou de rendre plus étroit.
The snake constricted its prey until it could no longer move.
Le serpent a resserré sa proie jusqu’à ce qu’elle ne puisse plus bouger.
se contracterS’emploie pour un organe, un vaisseau ou un tissu qui devient plus étroit.
The blood vessels constrict in response to cold temperatures.
Les vaisseaux sanguins se contractent en réponse aux basses températures.
restreindreAu sens figuré : limiter la liberté, l’ampleur ou la marge d’action.
The new regulations constrict the ability of companies to expand their operations.
Les nouvelles réglementations restreignent la capacité des entreprises à développer leurs activités.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
constricterTerme technique ou soutenu.
Synonyme
tighten
narrow
shrink
compress
squeeze
contract
reduce
Antonyme
expand
dilate

Definitionen

constrictedpartizip perfekt
Narrowed or made smaller in size or volume.
The constricted passage made it difficult for the hikers to pass through.
Inhibited or restricted in expression or development.
Her constricted manner of speaking suggested she was uncomfortable in the situation.
constrictverb
To make something narrower or tighter by applying pressure.
The snake constricted its prey until it could no longer move.
To become narrower or tighter.
The blood vessels constrict in response to cold temperatures.
To limit or restrict the freedom or scope of something.
The new regulations constrict the ability of companies to expand their operations.
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