tight

中英词典：tight

形容词

• 紧的 - firmly or closely fixed in place; not easily moved or loosened
• 牢固的 - firmly held or fastened together
• 紧密的 - fitting closely; snug
• 拮据的 - having little money or resources; financially strained
• 严格的 - strict or firm in one's control or management
• 紧凑的 - densely packed or arranged; not spacious
• 紧迫的 - pressing or urgent
• 局促的 - lacking ease or comfort; constricted

词语辨析

Tight与narrow的区别在于，当描述空间或物体时，tight强调物体之间的紧密程度，而narrow则强调物体的宽度或宽度限制。

词汇扩充

• tightly (副词) - 紧紧地，牢固地
• tightness (名词) - 紧密，牢固；拮据
• tighten (动词) - 使变紧，使固定

近义词

close, snug, secure, firm, compact

反义词

loose, slack, spacious, relaxed

名词

• 紧密 - a close or crowded condition; lack of space or room

柯林斯词典

tight

1. If a lid or container is tight, or if the thing that closes it is tight, there is only a very small space between the parts that fit together and they are difficult to separate.
2. If a piece of clothing or a shoe is tight on you, it fits very closely.
3. If a rope or wire is tight, it has been stretched so that it is straight and has no slack.
4. If you are tight for time or money, you have very little of it.

牛津词典

tight

1. Firmly or closely fixed in place; not easily moved or shaken.
2. Of clothes or shoes, fitting closely and tightly.
3. (of a rope, fabric, or surface) stretched so as to leave no slack.
4. (of a commodity or market) in short supply and so difficult or expensive to borrow or buy.
5. Showing a strict or unwavering adherence to rules, regulations, or standards.

用法

形容词用法：

1. The screws were tight and wouldn't budge.
2. The tight lid on the jar was difficult to open.
3. She wore a tight dress that accentuated her figure.
4. He tied the knot tight so it wouldn't come undone.
5. We are in a tight financial situation right now.
6. The tight market made it difficult for buyers to find affordable homes.
7. The teacher has tight control over the classroom.
8. He had a tight schedule and couldn't spare any time.
9. The tight room made it difficult to move around.

名词用法：

1. They lived in a tight with four other people.
2. The tight of the elevator made it uncomfortable for the passengers.

例句

1. I can't loosen the tight jar lid.
2. She wore a tight dress that showed off her curves.
3. He pulled the rope tight and secured it.
4. We are tight on money and can't afford to go out.
5. The tight housing market has led to high prices.
6. The coach has tight control over the team.
7. We have a tight deadline to finish the project.
8. The car park was tight and it was difficult to find a space.
9. The tight room made it hard to breathe.
10. They lived in a tight with their extended family.
11. The tight of the corset made it hard to move.
12. The company is in a tight and may have to lay off employees.
13. She tied the package tight with a knot.
14. We need to tighten the screws to keep the shelf in place.
15. The tightness of her grip indicated her nervousness.
16. The tightness of his schedule allowed no room for error.
17. They are tightly packed in the small room.
18. The tightly woven fabric is durable and strong.
19. The cat squeezed through the tight opening in the fence.
20. He struggled to fit his foot into the tight shoe.
21. The tight housing market has made it difficult to find affordable homes.