名词上紧，固定，紧密
动词收紧( tighten的现在分词 ); （使）变紧; （使）绷紧; 加紧
1. 紧缩：hike 加价,加息 | tightening 紧缩 | sluggish 不振的,不活跃的,停滞的
2. 扣紧：tight weld 密封焊缝 | tightening 扣紧 | tightening force 扣紧力
3. 使紧：tightener 紧带轮 | tightening 使紧 | tighteningbelt 拉紧皮带
4. 紧固：tight.strictseveresterndifficult 严竣 | tightening 紧固 | tightknit 组织严密的
1. tightening
1. More importantly, economic and financial market fundamentals call for continued monetary tightening.
2. A continued fear of more tightening measures also weakened enthusiasm in the capital market.
3. If a tightening of margin and minimum capital requirements does not deflate a bubble, regulators can tighten some more.
4. Government efforts to bolster growth have included cuts in interest rates and bank reserve requirements, as well as delays in tightening lenders'capital requirements.
5. The companies that are lucky enough to survive are facing enormous pressure from tightening cash flow and mounting inventory of unsold goods.
6. Some foreign developers also offer discounts on their projects to collect cash in order to ease their tightening cash flows.
7. Shrinking sales and the government's tightening of property finances have substantially squeezed their cash flow.
8. Drafted at a time when the country was tightening its grip over the futures trade, the law approves only spot and cash transactions.
9. Analysts said raising the RRR in preference to interest rates indicated government caution over concerns that a tightening monetary policy could hamper economic growth.
10. In anticipation of the central government easing its tightening efforts on the economy, most mainland banking stocks saw a significant rise.
noun
1. the act of making something tighter
e.g. the tightening of economic controls