I. tight [taɪt] ПРИЛ.
1. tight (firm):
- tight trousers, shoes
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- tight trousers, shoes
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- tight face
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- tight knot, squeeze
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- tight knot, squeeze
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2. tight (close):
- tight formation, groups
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3. tight (stretched tautly):
- tight
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- tight
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4. tight (closely integrated):
5. tight (severe):
6. tight (hard-fought):
- tight finish
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- tight finish
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8. tight разг. (drunk):
- tight
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Выражения:
- tight corner
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II. tight [taɪt] НАРЕЧ.
tight (firmly):
- tight
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- tight
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tight-fisted [ˌtaɪtˈfɪstɪd, америк. ˈtaɪtˌ-] ПРИЛ. уничиж. разг.
- tight-fisted
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Penguin has remained tight-lipped about the move, but ebooks have always had to deal with the thorny issue of piracy.
metro.co.uk For the most part the residents were tight-lipped as to what happened leading up to the gunfight.
www.jamaicaobserver.com Being tight-lipped may be part of a brand.
www.huffingtonpost.ca One minute joking and talkative, the next tight-lipped and silent.
en.wikipedia.org It was thought that the willie wagtail could steal a person's secrets while lingering around camps eavesdropping, so women would be tight-lipped in the presence of the willie wagtail.
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