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tight

/taɪt/

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adjective

/taɪt/A2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что прочно закреплено на месте, не болтается или плотно прилегает.

Describes something that is firmly fixed in place, not loose, or fitting closely.

  1. Firmly fixed or fastenedA2formal

    Held or fastened firmly so that it does not move or come loose.

    ruТуго закреплённый

    • Make sure the lid is tight on the jar.
    • The rope was pulled tight around the post.
    • He kept a tight grip on the handle.

    Synonymsfastfirmfixedimmovablesecuresnug

    Antonymslooseslack

  2. Close-fittingA2informal

    Clothing that fits very closely to the body.

    ruОблегающий

    • She wore a tight black dress to the party.
    • These jeans are too tight around the waist.
    • He prefers tight t-shirts for working out.

    Synonymsclose-fittingskinnyskintightsnug

    Antonymsbaggylooseslack

  3. Strict or controlledB1formal

    Strictly controlled or enforced, leaving little room for flexibility.

    ruСтрогий

    • The company has tight security measures.
    • We are working under a tight deadline.
    • The government imposed tight restrictions on travel.

    Synonymsfirminflexiblerigidrigorousstrictstringenttoughuncompromising

    Antonymsflexiblelenientloosepermissiverelaxed

  4. Stingy or not generousB2informal

    Unwilling to spend money; miserly.

    ruСкупой

    • He's very tight with his money.
    • Don't be so tight; buy everyone a drink.
    • She's known for being tight when it comes to tipping.

    Synonymscheapclosefistedmeanmiserlyniggardlyparsimoniouspenny-pinchingstingytightfisted

    Antonymsfreehandedgenerouslavishliberalmunificentopenhandedprofligatespendthrift

  5. Close or intimateB2informal

    Used to describe a close relationship or bond between people.

    ruСплочённый

    • They are a tight group of friends.
    • The team is very tight after years of working together.
    • We have a tight-knit community here.

    Synonymsattachedcloseclose-knitdevotedinseparableintimatethick

    Antonymsaloofdistantestranged

Forms
  • tighter comparative form
  • tightest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/taɪt/B1formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «крепко», «плотно» или «надёжно». Используется для описания действия, совершаемого с силой или таким образом, что не остаётся свободного пространства. Форма совпадает с прилагательным и не имеет окончания -ly.

An adverb meaning "firmly," "closely," or "securely." It is used to describe an action performed with force or in a way that leaves no space. The form is identical to the adjective and does not take the -ly ending.

  1. Firmly or securelyB1formal

    In a way that is firmly fixed or held; not loosely.

    ruКрепко

    • Hold the rope tight so it doesn't slip.
    • She shut the door tight to keep the cold out.
    • The lid was screwed on tight.

    Synonymsfastfirmlysecurelysnuglysolidlytightly

    Antonymsloosely

  2. Closely or compactlyB1informal

    In a way that leaves little space; closely packed.

    ruПлотно

    • The crowd stood tight together in the small room.
    • Pack the clothes tight into the suitcase.
    • The cars were parked tight along the curb.

    Synonymscloselycompactlydenselytightly

    Antonymslooselyopenlyspaciously

Forms
  • tighter comparative form
  • tightest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Inherited terms

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.