英语词组tightly是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

tight

1. mod. stingy. She’s really tight with her cash.

2. mod. alcohol intoxicated. Frank was tight and didn’t want to drive.

3. mod. stressful; with little margin for error. When the schedule is tight and we are busy as all get out, the telephone won’t stop ringing.

4. mod. cool; super. His new car is tight!

5. mod. close to someone; friendly with someone. Those two are really tight. True buds.

See:

(as) tight as a drum
(as) tight as a tick
a close chewer and a tight spitter
a tight corner
a tight rein on (someone or something)
a tight ship
a tight spot
a tight squeeze
as tight as a tick
be in a tight corner
be in a tight spot
be kept on a tight leash
be on a tight leash
be tight-arsed
be tight-lipped
close chewer and a tight spitter
get into a (tight) spot
have (someone) on a tight leash
have a tight grip on (someone or something)
have a tight rein on (someone or something)
hold on tight
hold tight
in a (tight) corner
in a bind
in a corner
in a tight corner
in a tight corner/spot
in a tight spot
keep (one) on a tight leash
keep a firm grip on
keep a tight grip on (someone or something)
keep a tight rein on
keep a tight rein on (someone or something)
keep a tight rein on somebody/something
keep a tight rein on someone/something
on a short leash
on a tight lead
on a tight leash
run a tight ship
run a tight ship, to
screwed
screwed tight
sit tight
sit tight, to
sleep tight
sleep tight!
tight
tight as a drum
tight as a tick
tight as Dick's hatband
tight as the bark on a tree
tight money
tight race
tight rein on, a
tight ship
tight spot
tight squeeze
tight wad
tight with a pound
tight-lipped

词组	tightly
释义	idiomtightlynot too/very tightly wrapped AmEAmEstupidspoken used in order to say that someone is slightly crazy or not very intelligent:Your friend Barry's not too tightly wrapped, is he?We do get a few callers on Barry's show who are not too tightly wrapped, but most people are fine. —see feature box on page 211 (redirected from tightly) tight 1. mod. stingy. She’s really tight with her cash. 2. mod. alcohol intoxicated. Frank was tight and didn’t want to drive. 3. mod. stressful; with little margin for error. When the schedule is tight and we are busy as all get out, the telephone won’t stop ringing. 4. mod. cool; super. His new car is tight! 5. mod. close to someone; friendly with someone. Those two are really tight. True buds. See: (as) tight as a drum (as) tight as a tick a close chewer and a tight spitter a tight corner a tight rein on (someone or something) a tight ship a tight spot a tight squeeze as tight as a tick be in a tight corner be in a tight spot be kept on a tight leash be on a tight leash be tight-arsed be tight-lipped close chewer and a tight spitter get into a (tight) spot have (someone) on a tight leash have a tight grip on (someone or something) have a tight rein on (someone or something) hold on tight hold tight in a (tight) corner in a bind in a corner in a tight corner in a tight corner/spot in a tight spot keep (one) on a tight leash keep a firm grip on keep a tight grip on (someone or something) keep a tight rein on keep a tight rein on (someone or something) keep a tight rein on somebody/something keep a tight rein on someone/something on a short leash on a tight lead on a tight leash run a tight ship run a tight ship, to screwed screwed tight sit tight sit tight, to sleep tight sleep tight! tight tight as a drum tight as a tick tight as Dick's hatband tight as the bark on a tree tight money tight race tight rein on, a tight ship tight spot tight squeeze tight wad tight with a pound tight-lipped
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