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confining

/kənˈfaɪ.nɪŋ/

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adjective

/kənˈfaɪ.nɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что ограничивает движение, свободу или развитие; сковывающий.

Describes something that restricts movement, freedom, or growth; limiting.

  1. Restricting freedomB2formal

    Limiting or restricting someone's movement, actions, or opportunities.

    ruОграничивающий свободу

    • The small office felt confining after working from home.
    • She found the strict rules of the institution confining.
    • The confining nature of the job made him look for other opportunities.

    Synonymsbindingclaustrophobicconstraininglimitingnarrowrestrictingrestrictivestifling

    Antonymsfreeingunrestrictive

  2. Crowded or crampedB2informal

    Feeling uncomfortably small or crowded, lacking space.

    ruТесный

    • The confining space of the elevator made her anxious.
    • They lived in a confining apartment with barely enough room for two.
    • The confining conditions of the subway during rush hour were unbearable.

    Synonymscloseconfinedconstrictedcrampednarrowpokyrestrictivetight

    Antonymsairyopenspacious

Forms
  • more confining comparative form
  • most confining superlative form
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verb

confine/kənˈfaɪn/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по удержанию кого-либо или чего-либо в пределах или ограничению движения или деятельности.

A verb used to indicate the act of keeping someone or something within limits or restricting movement or activity.

  1. Keep within limitsB2formal

    To keep someone or something within certain limits or boundaries.

    ruОграничивать

    • Please confine your remarks to the topic at hand.
    • The disease was confined to a small area.
    • He confined his research to the 19th century.

    Synonymsboundcircumscribeconstrainhem inlimitrestrainrestricttrammel

    Antonymsfreeliberatereleaseunleash

  2. Imprison or restrictB2formal

    To force someone to stay in a particular place, such as a prison or a small space.

    ruЗаключать или ограничивать

    • The prisoner was confined to his cell for 23 hours a day.
    • She was confined to bed after the accident.
    • The animals are confined in small cages.

    Synonymscageimprisonincarcerateinternjaillock uppenshut in

    Antonymsfreeliberaterelease

Forms
  • confined past participle
  • confined past simple
  • confining present participle
  • confines third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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