A2Vocabulary

eng

Narrow, tight

In German

eng

eng

Don't Get Confused!

Looks like
English
In English means: "Relating to England or its language"
Actually means
eng
Narrow, tight
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Memory TipIf your pants are 'eng' in Germany, they're 'tight', not speaking 'English'! Imagine squeezing into 'eng' jeans.

Example Sentences

  1. 1

    Die Hose ist zu eng.

    The trousers are too tight.

  2. 2

    Der Weg ist sehr eng.

    The path is very narrow.

FAQ

How do you say "Narrow, tight" in German?

"Narrow, tight" in German is "eng" (eng). Example: Die Hose ist zu eng..

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