English to Hungarian Meaning of narrow - keskeny

Narrow :

keskeny

verb

keskeny, bírság, korlátoz, határ, köteles, meghatározására, póráz, korlátozni, csökkentésére, minimalizálása, csökken, kisebbedik, csökkent, összezsugorodik, levágni, húz, korlátozná, takarékoskodik, kell rövidíteni, elpártol, visszariad, összerezzen, csúszda, torok, Bezárás, önző, önös, kicsit, rövid, rokon, mellényzseb

adjective

keskeny, korlátozott, helyi, nyomorult, korlátolt, tengerszoros, kicsi, karcsú, szoprán, bírság, vékony, véges, meghatározó, tömörített, kicsinyítő, rosszhírű, kedvezőtlen, helytelen, rövid, kicsit, megfelelő, pontos, szigorú, hajlamos, szektariánus, kelletlen, őrületes, fanatikus, bigott, vad, hajszál, sűrű, dohos, határtalan, szűklátókörű, hegyes, átható, éles, okos, ortodox, tudálékos

Narrow :: keskenyNarrowed :: szűkültNarrower :: szűkebbNarrowest :: legszűkebbNarrowing :: szűkületNarrowly :: szűkenNarrowness :: szűklátókörűségNarrows :: keskenyedik

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Definitions of narrow in English

Noun(1) a narrow strait connecting two bodies of water
Verb(1) make or become more narrow or restricted(2) define clearly(3) become more focused on an area of activity or field of study(4) become tight or as if tight
Adjective(1) not wide(2) limited in size or scope(3) lacking tolerance or flexibility or breadth of view(4) very limited in degree(5) characterized by painstaking care and detailed examination

Examples of narrow in English

(1) Provincial co-management regimes are typically narrow in scope as well as limited in formal powers.(2) Like others, we have huge concerns about scopes of practice becoming narrow and restrictive.(3) Those who accuse us of social engineering often have very narrow , rigid view about the way the world should be and everyone should conform with that.(4) The Justice Department's proposed interpretation of the law would radically narrow its scope.(5) As you go higher up the scale you narrow and decrease the scope of your knowledge until you know an enormous amount about very little.(6) The mass of soldiers squirmed through the all too narrow alleyway as they escaped from the ambush.(7) I was on a good but rather narrow road when the phone rang.(8) Anyhow, we posted the box, but it's too wide. Could you narrow it by a half inch or so?(9) Another defeat for the maroon and white in what has been a disappointing year for the county with a number of very narrow defeats in various grades along the way.(10) The driver nodded once and pressed a narrow strip of metal to the floor.(11) The chair is also capable of being pushed down the aisle due to its very narrow track width.(12) They have extremely narrow definitions of good music.(13) It appears that he is referring to ├ö├ç├┐frequent reader├ö├ç├û rather than a narrow definition of literacy.(14) Earlier evidence of such had been suggested by their 4-3 defeat at Newcastle and their narrow escapes against Aston Villa and Fulham.(15) However, his judgment was shaky, and his military adventures were more narrow escape than triumph.(16) First, in the narrow economic sense, fond memories of the pre-1980 protectionist regimes are often evoked.

Related Phrases of narrow

(1) narrow-minded ::

szűklátókörű

(2) narrow down ::

leszűkítheti

(3) narrow escape ::

hajszálon múló megmenekülés

(4) narrow path ::

szűk ösvény

(5) narrow street ::

keskeny utca

(6) narrow range ::

szűk tartományban

(7) narrow road ::

keskeny út

(8) too narrow ::

túl szűk

(9) very narrow ::

nagyon szűk

Related Phrases of narrow

(1) narrow-minded ::

szűklátókörű

(2) narrow down ::

leszűkítheti

(3) narrow escape ::

hajszálon múló megmenekülés

(4) narrow path ::

szűk ösvény

(5) narrow street ::

keskeny utca

(6) narrow range ::

szűk tartományban

(7) narrow road ::

keskeny út

(8) too narrow ::

túl szűk

(9) very narrow ::

nagyon szűk

Synonyms

Adjective

1. small ::

kicsi

2. slender ::

karcsú

3. confined ::

korlátozott

4. limited ::

korlátozott

5. strict ::

szigorú

6. by a very small margin ::

egy nagyon kis szeletét

7. minute ::

perc

8. narrow-minded ::

szűklátókörű

Verb

10. narrow down ::

leszűkítheti

11. contract ::

szerződés

12. constrict ::

szorít

Antonyms

1. broad ::

széles

2. fat ::

zsír

3. wide ::

széles

Different Forms

narrow, narrowed, narrower, narrowest, narrowing, narrowly, narrowness, narrows

Word Example from TV Shows

Narrow it down.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 6

$-We need to narrow it down.\N-Go there, right now!$

-We need to NARROW it down.
-Go there, right now!

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 5

The Dothraki have never crossed the NARROW sea.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4

I need to cross the Narrow Sea.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 6

as long as they remain on the other side of the Narrow Sea.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 2

Examples of narrow from TV Shows

Narrow it down.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 6

$-We need to narrow it down.\N-Go there, right now!$

-We need to NARROW it down.
-Go there, right now!

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 5

The Dothraki have never crossed the NARROW sea.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4

I need to cross the Narrow Sea.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 6

as long as they remain on the other side of the Narrow Sea.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 2

English to Hungarian Dictionary: narrow

Meaning and definitions of narrow, translation in Hungarian language for narrow with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of narrow in Hungarian and in English language.

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English to Hungarian Dictionary: narrow

Meaning and definitions of narrow, translation in Hungarian language for narrow with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of narrow in Hungarian and in English language.

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