tight
US /taɪt/
・UK /taɪt/
A2 初級TOEIC
adj.形容詞心配した
I can understand why she's so tight with him
adj.形容詞ぴったりくっついた
She held him tight, like she never wanted him to go
adj.形容詞(警戒が)厳重な
His mother is very tight towards him, the poor guy can't go out often
adj.形容詞(道路のカーブが)急な
Be careful this is a tight corner
adj.形容詞(酒に)酔った
My dad used to come home tight every Saturday, but now he rarely drinks
adj.形容詞ほとんど互角の
The game is quite tight, I'm not sure who will win
adv.副詞堅く : しっかりと : きつく : きっちりと
Wrap your arms tight around your baby so he will be warm
adj.形容詞(物同士がしっかりと)締まった
This elevator is tight, there is no room for another person
adj.形容詞(予定が)詰まった : ぎっしりの : 余裕がない
Sorry, I can't come to the meeting, I'm quite tight for time this afternoon
adj.形容詞(ものなどが)不足している
I'm a bit tight for money this month
adj.形容詞けちな
Every time we go out with Dan, he never wants to pay, why is he so tight?
adj.形容詞(ひもなどが)ピンと張った
The bandage on your finger should not be too tight or your finger may turn blue
adj.形容詞(関係などが)密接な : 親密な
Joe and I are quite tight, we’re almost like brothers
adj.形容詞密閉
The windows aren't very tight, so we get a lot of drafts.
adj.形容詞すごい
That was a tight game!
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頑張りすぎない働き方！静かな退職（Quiet Quitting）とは？
08:32
- So, it fits into the general story of having a high level of quits over the past year, year and a half, and certainly a very tight labor market.
つまり、この1年、1年半の間に高いレベルの退職者が出ており、労働市場が非常にタイトになっているという一般的な話に合致しているのです、
テキサスの男前ウィーブマスター｜Barbers Of The World｜インサイダー (Texas' Man Weave Master | Barbers Of The World | Insider)
05:16
- and so with this glue, when you lay it on there, it's going to hold on there tight.
しっかりと固定されます。
- So I like to go through, and I might, like, pull some strands, make sure they're tight,
だから、通うのが好きなんです。そして、私はいくつかの糸を引っ張るかもしれません。と確認し、しっかりと
今、仕事を得ることが不可能に感じる理由 (Why Getting A Job Feels Impossible Right Now)
10:39
- There are generally two terms economists use to describe the state of the job market tight and loose.
一般的に、経済学者が使う用語は2つある。厳しい雇用市場の状況を説明し 緩い。
- Usually when economists talk about a tight labor market, they mean hot, essentially.
通常、経済学者が労働力の逼迫について語るとき、次のように言う。市場というのは、基本的に熱いという意味だ。
