narrow
narrow 英 [ˈnærəʊ] 美 [ˈnæroʊ]
adj. 狭窄的, v. 变窄
进行时:narrowing 过去式:narrowed 过去分词:narrowed 第三人称单数:narrows 名词复数:narrows 比较级:narrower 最高级:narrowest
- Narrow means less wide or to make less wide. When you narrow down your choices, you decrease the number of choices. A road might be too narrow for a car.
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- adj. 狭窄的,
- v. 变窄
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1. narrow streets
狭窄的街道
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2. narrow bed
狭窄的床
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3. She was elected by a narrow majority.
她以微弱多数当选。
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4. narrow interests
目光短浅的利益
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5. The shop sells only a narrow range of goods.
这家商店商品的种类有限。
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6. a narrow circle of friends
有限的交友圈子
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7. This is where the river narrows.
这条河就是在这里变窄的。
- narrow (adj.) Old English nearu "narrow, constricted, limited; petty; causing difficulty, oppressive; strict, severe," from West Germanic *narwaz "narrowness" (source also of Frisian nar, Old Saxon naru, Middle Dutch nare, Dutch naar); not found in other Germanic languages and of unknown origin. The narrow seas (c. 1400) were the waters between Great Britain and the continent and Ireland. Related: Narrowness.
- narrow (n.) c. 1200, nearewe "narrow part, place, or thing," from narrow (adj.). Old English nearu (n.) meant "danger, distress, difficulty," also "prison, hiding place."
- narrow (v.) Old English nearwian "to force in, cramp, confine; become smaller, shrink;" see narrow (adj.). Related: Narrowed; narrowing.
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