tight-fisted
/ˌtʌɪtˈfɪstɪd/
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- 3 syllables
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- 2nd syllable stress
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- Short i vowel
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- Past ending sound
ˌtʌɪt - ˈfɪstɪd -> tight fisted
၁။ မြဲသော။ ကျပ်သော။ မလှုပ်သာသော။ a tight knot ❍ keep a tight hold on the rope ❍ My belt's too tight ___ I need to let it out a bit. ❍ The drawer is so tight I can't open it.
၂။ ကျပ်သော။ a tight joint ❍ These shoes are too tight for me. Compare LOOSE adj ၆ (ခ) See also AIRTIGHT, SKIN- TIGHT, WATERTIGHT
၃။ (က) ကျပ်သော။ ခဲသော။ a tight mass of fibres ❍ a tight schedule (ie leaving little time to spare) ❍ With six of us in the car it was a tight squeeze.
(ခ) ပွတ်ကာသီကာ အနိုင်အရှုံးရှိသော။ a tight race/ match/ contest.
၄။ အကျပ် အတည်း။ Having no money put me in a tight corner/ spot.
၅။ တင်းကျပ်သော။ tight security/ constraints/ sanctions.
၆။ တင်းသော။ တင်းကျပ်သော။ a tight rope/ rein ❍ The cord was stretched tight. ❍ My chest feels rather tight (eg because of ASTHMA).
၇။ ထောင့်ကျဉ်း သော။ a tight bend in the road.
၈။ (infml ) မူး[သော]။ လွတ်[သော]။ I got a bit tight at the party.
၉။ (ငွေ)ကျပ်သော။ We can't go to Florida this year ___ money's too tight.
၁၀။ (infml derog ) ကပ်စေးနှဲသော။ တိုသော။ She's very tight with her money.
adv မြဲမြဲ။ သေသေချာချာ။ Hold tight!
❏ keep a tight rein on sb/ sth [IDM ] တင်းတင်းကျပ်ကျပ် ကိုင်သည်။
❏ tight-fisted adj စေးနှဲသော။ တွန့်တိုသော။
❏ tight-knit adj စည်းလုံးသော။
❏ tight-lipped adj နှုတ်လုံသော။ နှုတ်စောင့်သော။ ရေငုံ နှုတ်ပိတ်နေသော။
❏ tightly adv မြဲမြဲ။ တင်းတင်းကျပ်ကျပ်။ လုံအောင်။ hold/ hug/ grip sb tightly ❍ tightly sealed. tightness n [U]
- A tight skirt/dress
- The first hat was a bit tight.
- She hugged Marco in a tight grip.
- She had twisted her hair into a tight knot.
- The screw was so tight I couldn’t turn it.
- Security has been very tight throughout the Prince’s visit.
- It was politically desirable to have a tight economic policy.
- Tight control of costs
- A tight performance by the cast
- They kept things tight for the first half of the game.
- [a tight budget] : Holidays for people on a tight budget
- [money is tight/things are tight] : Things will be a little tight for a few months.
- If time is tight, cook the chicken the day before.
- [a tight schedule/deadline/timetable] : We’re going to be working to a very tight schedule.
- You can just about park here, but it’s pretty tight.
- [a tight squeeze] : It’s a tight squeeze for all of you in our little house.
- He gave her a tight smile.
- His throat was too tight to allow the words to escape.
- A tight bundle of sticks
- Keep the windows tightly closed.
- The campaign had been tightly controlled from start to finish.
- The skirt fits a little too tightly around the waist.
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