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/taɪt/
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/taɪt/
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tight
adjective
tighter
Comp.
tightest
Super.
UK
/taɪt/
US
/taɪt/
тесный
The room was too tight for all the furniture.
Комната была слишком тесной для всей мебели.
плотный
She wore a tight dress to the party.
Она надела плотное платье на вечеринку.
узкий
The tight alley was difficult to navigate.
Узкий переулок было трудно пройти.
тугой
The lid was so tight that I couldn't open it.
Крышка была такой тугой, что я не мог её открыть.
Additional translations
строгий
напряженный
жесткий
сжатый
Synonyms
close
tense
rigid
constrained
compact
snug
secure
firm
Antonyms
loose
tight
adverb
UK
/taɪt/
US
/taɪt/
Flat adverb meaning 'firmly, closely, frugally'; forms take -er/-est.
Definitions
tight
adjective
Firmly or closely fixed in place; not easily moved.
The lid was so tight that I couldn't open the jar.
Fitting closely to the body.
She wore a tight dress that accentuated her figure.
Having little or no extra space.
The schedule was tight, leaving no room for delays.
Strictly controlled or limited.
The security at the event was very tight.
Close in terms of competition or score.
The game was tight, with both teams scoring equally.
Economically or financially constrained.
Money was tight after the unexpected expenses.
(Slang) Excellent; impressive.
That new track is really tight!
(Informal) Intoxicated with alcohol; drunk.
He got pretty tight after a few beers.
tight
adverb
In a firm or secure manner; firmly.
Hold tight to the handle as the boat speeds up.
Closely or compactly.
The crew worked tight together to finish the job.
With strict economy; frugally.
They've been living tight since she lost her job.
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