confined
محدود
definition
verb
he does not confine his message to politics
keep or restrict someone or something within certain limits of (space, scope, quantity, or time).
adjective
wear a dust mask and goggles when soldering in confined spaces
(of a space) restricted in area or volume; cramped.
translation of 'confined'
verb
محدود کرنا
example
This concentration is reached only when there are sufficient cells within a 'confined' volume.
Another feature solves the problem of how to have a leisure area in a 'confined' space.
Babies play in little pens or in safely 'confined' areas on a blanket on the floor.
So we'll be left with the sort of people who show off on stage at hypnosis gigs acting up in a 'confined' space and trying to root each other.
Because they are so long, opening them in 'confined' quarters could prove difficult.
In modern usage an artesian well is any well in which the water level rises above the top of the 'confined' aquifer to which the well is open.
Within the film's 'confined' internal spaces the human body takes on a territorial presence of its own.
Add fuel, oil or grease in hot or 'confined' places, and you've got a real problem on your hands.
The 'confined' air of the Paris Metro offered him one of his most fertile ideas.
When burnt, charcoal gives off carbon monoxide which can kill in a 'confined' space.
She said the family had slept in their kitchen and the children could not do their homework because of the 'confined' space.
This year there are seven plays on offer, four in the 'confined' section and three in the open section.
Therefore I do feel that smoking should be banned in public places, certainly all 'confined' ones.
Jet aircraft were available in numbers for the first time, but had to operate in a 'confined' airspace.
It needs space to look its best but can be grown in a 'confined' area if some of the stems are cut back and it is grown through a support of some sort.
What god given right do you have to smoke in the 'confined' carriage of the Tube?
Is it just me or is stinking up 'confined' public places with solvents a, well, a stinky thing to do?
Relationships with a small group of carers in a 'confined' setting are likely to come under significant strain.
The usual problem of marshalling an unwieldy cast in such a 'confined' theatre is tackled by doubling up on roles.
Such a 'confined' analysis will not help to unravel the response of a whole system, or to describe the complex network.
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