eng
tight
The German word for tight is 'eng'. It is used to describe something that is close-fitting or has little space. For example, you could say 'Diese Hose ist eng' to express that a pair of pants is tight. The word can also be used metaphorically to describe a situation where there is little room for maneuver or where resources are scarce.
Example sentences using: eng
Das enge Tal ist schwer zu durchqueren.
The narrow valley is hard to cross.
This sentence implies a physical challenge or difficulty due to the narrowness of a valley. 'Eng' in this case is used as an adjective describing the valley.
Diese Jeans ist zu eng für mich.
These jeans are too tight for me.
This sentence is commonly used in the context of shopping or getting dressed. 'Eng' is used here to describe the fit of the jeans.
Unsere Beziehung ist eng geworden.
Our relationship has become close.
In this context, 'eng' refers to the emotional closeness or intimacy between two people in a relationship.