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I[tait] a ձիգ, պինդ, պիրկ. a tight knot ձիգ կապված հանգույց. tight jacket/collar նեղ պիջակ. սեղմ օձիք. The shoes are tight Կոշիկը սեղմում է. tight spring/rope պիրկ զսպա նակ/պարան. a tight hug ուժեղ/պինդ գրկախառնություն. keep a tight hold ամուր բռնած/պահած ունենալ. a tight sweater կիպ նստած սվիտեր. a tight squeeze դժվարությամբ խցկված. սեղմ, նեղ. a tight schedule փխբ. լարված ծրագիր. (դժվարին, դժվար) be in a tight spot դժվար կացության մեջ լինել. Money is tight Փո ղային/Դրամական դժվարություններ կան He is tight Նա ժլատ է. He is tight խսկց. Մի քիչ խմած է/Քեֆը տեղն էII[tait] adv (նաև՝ tightly) սերտո րեն. կիպ. պինդ, ձիգ, ամուր կերպով. screw the cap on tight կափարիչը ամուր պնդացնել. hold tight խսկց. պինդ բռնվել. just sit tight պարզապես հանգիստ նստել
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