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/tait/ * tính từ - kín, không thấm, không rỉ =a tight ship+ một cái tàu kín nước không rỉ vào được - chặt, khít =a tight knot+ một nút thắt =the cork is too tight+ nút chai chặt quá =a tight grasp+ sự ôm chặt, sự ghì chặt - chật, bó sát =tight shoes+ giày chật =tight trousers+ quần bó sát - căng, căng thẳng =tight rope+ dây căng =a tight match+ một trận đấu căng thẳng (gay go) - khó khăn, khan hiếm =to be in a tight place (corner)+ (nghĩa bóng) gặp hoàn cảnh khó khăn =money is tight+ tiền khó kiếm - keo cú, biển lận - (thông tục) say bí tỉ, say sưa !to keep a tight hand on somebody - (xem) hand * phó từ - kín, sít, khít, khít khao =to shut tight+ đóng kín - chặt, chặt chẽ =hold him tight+ giữ chặt lấy nó =to be packed as tight as herrings in a barrel+ bị nhét chặt như cá hộp
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