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narrow
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étroit, limité
(of fabrics) limited in width, typically used for specific applications like trims, ribbons, or bands
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étroit, restrictif
(of beliefs, views, etc.) limited and not open to different ideas or perspectives
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restreint, étroit
restricted in range or number of things
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étroit, restrictif
characterized by a very specific and restricted range, focus, or interpretation, often excluding broader perspectives or additional information
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minutieux, précis
extremely detailed and precise, paying close attention to even the smallest elements
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étriqué
having a small difference or close proximity in various context
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ration réduite, ration étroite
(of an animal's diet, feed, etc.) having a higher proportion of protein compared to carbohydrates
to narrow
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rétrécir, resserrer
to make something more limited or restricted in width
Transitive: to narrow a pathway
1.1
rétrécir, réduire
to become less wide in extent or size
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resserrer, plisser
to partially close one's eyes to focus on something or to convey emotions such as anger or suspicion
Transitive: to narrow one's eyes
Narrow
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étroit, passage étroit
a confined or restricted passage, such as a channel or gap
narrow
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narrowly
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narrowly
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narrowness
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narrowness
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Exemple
The river flowed through a narrow gorge, with steep cliffs on either side.
Her office was located in a narrow alley between two buildings.
The narrow bridge could only accommodate one car at a time, causing traffic delays.
The narrow hallway was lined with paintings, giving it a claustrophobic feel.
He squeezed through the narrow gap in the fence to access the abandoned property.
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