Narrowest Meaning in English
word · lemma: narrow
ˈnɛɹoʊəst
NAIR-oh-ist
nˈæɹəʊəst
NARR-oh-ist
Definición
The superlative form of 'narrow'; describes something that has the smallest width compared to others.
Uso & Matices
Used mainly to compare three or more items. Common with physical spaces: 'the narrowest street', 'the narrowest part'. Works for abstract ideas too: 'the narrowest margin of victory'. Always preceded by 'the'.
Spanish: más estrecho(a) - más angosto(a)Portuguese (BR): mais estreito(a)Portuguese (PT): mais estreito(a)Chinese (Simplified): 最窄的Chinese (Traditional): 最窄的Hindi: सबसे संकीर्णArabic: الأضيقBengali: সবচেয়ে সরুRussian: самый узкий - самая узкая - самое узкоеJapanese: 最も狭いVietnamese: hẹp nhấtKorean: 가장 좁은Turkish: en darUrdu: سب سے تنگIndonesian: paling sempit
Oraciones de Ejemplo
This is the narrowest road in the city.
basic
My feet barely fit through the narrowest gap.
basic
He chose the narrowest chair by mistake.
basic
Out of all the alleys, that's the narrowest one I've ever walked through.
natural
She squeezed through the narrowest part of the cave without any trouble.
natural
The team won by the narrowest margin possible.
natural