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confining

/kənˈfaɪnɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

confiningadjektiv

more confining

Komp.

most confining

Super.

/kənˈfaɪnɪŋ/

ограничивающий

The confining walls of the small room made her feel claustrophobic.

Ограничивающие стены маленькой комнаты вызывали у нее клаустрофобию.

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confiningsubstantiv

confinings

Pl.

/kənˈfaɪnɪŋ/

Gerund noun meaning 'the act of confining'

confineverb

confining

Gerundium

confined

Präteritum

confined

Partizip Perfekt

confining

Gerundium

/kənˈfaɪn/

ограничивать

The doctor had to confine the patient to bed rest.

Врач был вынужден ограничивать пациента постельным режимом.

заточить

The king decided to confine the prisoner in the tower.

Король решил заточить пленника в башне.

удерживать

They had to confine the animals in a secure area.

Им пришлось удерживать животных в безопасной зоне.

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confiningadjektiv

Restricting or limiting in space, scope, or freedom.

The confining walls of the small room made her feel claustrophobic.

confiningsubstantiv

The act or process of confining; the state of being confined.

The confining of political opponents sparked international outrage.

confineverb

To keep or restrict someone or something within certain limits of space, scope, quantity, or time.

The patient was confined to his room for the duration of his illness.

To imprison or detain someone in a place, especially as a punishment.

The authorities decided to confine the suspect in a high-security facility.

To restrict or limit oneself to a particular activity or subject.

She decided to confine her research to the effects of climate change on agriculture.

To go through childbirth; be in confinement (said of a woman, chiefly archaic).

In the 19th century it was common for expectant mothers to be confined for several weeks before the birth.