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What is tight in French?

"Tight" in French can have several translations depending on the context:

For clothing:

* Serré: This is the most common translation for "tight" when referring to clothes. It means "tight-fitting" or "snug." Example: "Ce pantalon est trop serré." (This pants are too tight.)

* Étroit: This means "narrow" and can be used for clothes that are tight around a specific body part. Example: "Cette jupe est étroite à la taille." (This skirt is tight at the waist.)

For other contexts:

* Serré: Can also be used for situations like a tight schedule or a tight budget. Example: "J'ai un emploi du temps très serré." (I have a very tight schedule.)

* Resserré: Means "restricted" or "confined" and can be used for a tight space or a tight grip. Example: "La pièce était petite et resserrée." (The room was small and confined.)

* Strict: Can be used for a tight rule or a tight deadline. Example: "Les règles sont très strictes." (The rules are very strict.)

The best translation for "tight" will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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