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narrowing

/ˈnær.oʊ.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈnær.oʊ.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что становится уже по ширине, объёму или диапазону.

Describes something that is becoming narrower in width, scope, or range.

  1. Becoming gradually narrowerB2formal

    Describing something that is decreasing in width or becoming more confined.

    ruСужающийся

    • The narrowing path led deeper into the forest.
    • The river becomes narrowing as it approaches the gorge.
    • The narrowing corridor made it difficult for two people to pass.

    Synonymsconstrictingdwindlingshrinkingtaperingtightening

    Antonymsbroadeningexpandingwidening

  2. Tending to constrict freedomC1formal

    Describing circumstances or conditions that limit options or restrict freedom.

    ruОграничивающий

    • The narrowing job market forced many to relocate.
    • She felt the narrowing constraints of her daily routine.
    • The narrowing scope of the project disappointed the team.

    Synonymsconfiningconstrainingconstrictinglimitingrestrictive

    Antonymsbroadeningexpandingwidening

Forms
  • more narrowing comparative form
  • most narrowing superlative form
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noun

/ˈnær.əʊ.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс или случай сужения, уменьшения ширины или действие по сужению чего-либо.

A noun referring to the process or instance of becoming narrower, a decrease in width, or the act of making something narrower.

  1. B2formal

    An instance or process of becoming narrower in width or scope.

    ruСужение

    • The narrowing of the road caused traffic delays.
    • The narrowing of the river made it easier to cross.
    • The narrowing of the gap between the two teams was exciting.

    Synonymsconstrictioncontractionlesseningreductionshrinkagetaperingtightening

    Antonymsbroadeningexpansionwidening

  2. Reduction in widthB2formal

    A decrease in the width of something.

    ruСужение

    • The narrowing of the pipe reduced water flow.
    • The narrowing of the canyon walls created a dramatic view.
    • The narrowing of the path forced hikers to walk single file.

    Synonymsconstrictioncontractionreductiontaperingtightening

    Antonymsbroadeningexpansionwidening

  3. Act of making narrowerB2formal

    The act of making something narrower in size or scope.

    ruСужение

    • The narrowing of the focus helped the team complete the project faster.
    • The narrowing of the search area saved time.
    • The narrowing of the options made the decision easier.

    Synonymsconstrictioncontractionreductionrestrictiontaperingtightening

    Antonymsbroadeningenlargementexpansionwidening

Forms
  • narrowings plural form
  • narrowings' possessive plural form
  • narrowing's possessive singular form
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verb

narrow/ˈnær.oʊ/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по уменьшению ширины чего-либо или сужению сферы, диапазона или вариантов чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something less wide, or reducing the scope, range, or options of something.

  1. Reduce widthB1formal

    To become or make something less wide.

    ruСужать

    • The road narrows ahead, so please slow down.
    • They narrowed the entrance to prevent large vehicles from entering.
    • The river narrows as it flows through the canyon.

    Synonymsconstrictcontractdiminishreducetaperthintighten

    Antonymsbroadenwiden

  2. Limit or restrictB1formal

    To reduce the number of possibilities or options.

    ruСузить

    • We need to narrow down the list of candidates.
    • The investigation narrowed the suspects to three people.
    • She narrowed her focus to the most important tasks.

    Synonymsconfineconstrictfocuslimitreducerestricttighten

    Antonymsbroadenexpandextendwiden

Forms
  • narrowed past participle
  • narrowed past simple
  • narrowing present participle
  • narrows third person singular

Phrasal variantsnarrow down

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