Meaning of jǐn:

jǐn

Adjective

tight; strict; close at hand; near; urgent; tense; hard up; short of money

Zhège pínggài nǐng de tài jǐn le, wǒ dǎ bù kāi.

这个瓶盖拧得太了,我打不开。

This bottle cap is screwed on too tight, I can't open it.

Zhège xuéxiào de guīdìng hěn jǐn.

这个学校的规定很

The rules of this school are very strict.

Wǒmen yào zài zhè cì huìyì shàng tǎolùn jǐn jí de wèntí.

我们要在这次会议上讨论急的问题。

We need to discuss the urgent issue at this meeting.

Zhè jiā shāngdiàn lí wǒ jiā hěn jǐn.

这家商店离我家很

This store is very near my house.

Tā de gōngzuò fēicháng jǐn, zǒng shì méiyǒu shíjiān xiūxí.

他的工作非常,总是没有时间休息。

His work is very urgent, he never has time to rest.

Tā gǎndào hěn jǐnzhāng.

他感到很张。

He feels very tense.

Wǒ zhè zhōu de shíjiān tèbié jǐn.

我这周的时间特别

My schedule is particularly tight this week.

Tā zuìjìn jīngjì hěn jǐn, suǒyǐ méiyǒu mǎi xīn yīfú.

他最近经济很,所以没有买新衣服。

He is short of money lately, so he didn't buy new clothes.

Verb

to tighten

Qǐng bǎ ānquán dài jì jǐn.

请把安全带系

Please tighten your seat belt.

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