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strait [streɪt] n 1. (Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) (often plural) a. a narrow channel of the sea linking two larger areas of sea b. (capital as part of a name) the Strait of Gibraltar 2. (often plural) a position of acute difficulty (often in the phrase in dire or desperate straits) 3. (Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) Archaic a narrow place or passage adj Archaic 1. (of spaces, etc.) affording little room 2. (of circumstances, etc.) limiting or difficult 3. severe, strict, or scrupulous [from Old French estreit narrow, from Latin strictus constricted, from stringere to bind tightly] straitly adv straitness n
strait /stre t/ n. 1 a narrow area of water joining two larger areas of water: the Straits of Hormuz between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman 2 fig. in dire straits: in great trouble, with many problems: Both he and his wife are ill and have lost their jobs: they are in dire straits.
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t/ n. 1 a narrow area of water joining two larger areas of water: the Straits of Hormuz between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman 2 fig. in dire straits: in great trouble, with many problems: Both he and his wife are ill and have lost their jobs: they are in dire straits. 