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tightness ['taɪtnɪs](a) (of garment, shoes) étroitesse f(b) (stiffness → of drawer, screw, tap) dureté f∎ he felt a sudden tightness in his throat il sentit soudain sa gorge se nouer;∎ he felt a sudden tightness in his chest (physical) il ressentit soudain une douleur dans la poitrine; (emotional) il sentit soudain son cœur se serrer
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