Definition of close quarters in US English:

close quarters

plural noun ˌklōs ˈkwôrdərzˌklōs ˈkwôrdərz

A situation of being very or uncomfortably close to someone or something.
近距离
living in close quarters with people
住得离民众很近。
engaging the enemy at close quarters
与敌人近距离交战。
Example sentencesExamples
- It seemed a little strange, at first, living at such close quarters to Julie.
- How many people could look at power from such close quarters and not grab it with both hands?
- Events of the past five months have forced us all into contemplation of violent death, but few of us have confronted it at close quarters.
- There was a lot you could learn about other people when you were stuck with them in close quarters.
- The silent paddle allows wildlife photographers and scientists to observe nature at close quarters.
- We're going to be working at close quarters with the people we hire for years.
- My job gave me the opportunity to study other people's paintings and prints at close quarters.
- Fortunately, our car sprang back into action and we followed him at close quarters, weaving in and out of the other traffic at high speed.
- The fact still remains, you are going to have to spend a lot of time with him - in close quarters.
- Though our spirits were high, nerves were growing raw in such close quarters.
- The fans all the while remained somewhat in awe as they watched what seemed to be their favourite band in such close quarters.
- It was a tactic that made Napoleonic War sea battles particularly hellish for those confined in the close quarters of a wooden ship.
- She had plenty of opportunity to study him at close quarters, for she had agreed to go through his thesis with him, correcting his German.
- The last time I had experienced a death at such close quarters was many years ago as a houseman, but then I was not so personally involved.
- It is daunting to strike up a conversation with a stranger, especially if you are in close quarters and have an audience.
- Perhaps there is some pressure placed on people in such close quarters to initiate conversation.
- Short of scuba diving in sub-tropical waters, this must be the best way to see sharks at close quarters - and certainly safer.
- The familiar, musty odor of monkey fur at close quarters fills my nostrils.
- Plant a window box and enjoy the colour at close quarters.
- The only occasion I have seen one of them at close quarters was when Princess Margaret visited the Royal Photographic Society.
- Older children can work off a little steam after being confined in close quarters.
- I have watched at close quarters as he has fended off the most rigorous questions concerning both his private life and his political beliefs.
- Living in such close quarters and facing daily dangers engendered a sense of great camaraderie at the Airfield.

Definition of close quarters in US English:

close quarters

plural nounˌklōs ˈkwôrdərz

A situation of being very or uncomfortably close to someone or something.
近距离
living in close quarters with people
住得离民众很近。
engaging the enemy at close quarters
与敌人近距离交战。
Example sentencesExamples
- My job gave me the opportunity to study other people's paintings and prints at close quarters.
- It was a tactic that made Napoleonic War sea battles particularly hellish for those confined in the close quarters of a wooden ship.
- Events of the past five months have forced us all into contemplation of violent death, but few of us have confronted it at close quarters.
- It is daunting to strike up a conversation with a stranger, especially if you are in close quarters and have an audience.
- She had plenty of opportunity to study him at close quarters, for she had agreed to go through his thesis with him, correcting his German.
- There was a lot you could learn about other people when you were stuck with them in close quarters.
- Plant a window box and enjoy the colour at close quarters.
- The fact still remains, you are going to have to spend a lot of time with him - in close quarters.
- Though our spirits were high, nerves were growing raw in such close quarters.
- Older children can work off a little steam after being confined in close quarters.
- How many people could look at power from such close quarters and not grab it with both hands?
- I have watched at close quarters as he has fended off the most rigorous questions concerning both his private life and his political beliefs.
- It seemed a little strange, at first, living at such close quarters to Julie.
- The familiar, musty odor of monkey fur at close quarters fills my nostrils.
- The silent paddle allows wildlife photographers and scientists to observe nature at close quarters.
- Perhaps there is some pressure placed on people in such close quarters to initiate conversation.
- We're going to be working at close quarters with the people we hire for years.
- Short of scuba diving in sub-tropical waters, this must be the best way to see sharks at close quarters - and certainly safer.
- Living in such close quarters and facing daily dangers engendered a sense of great camaraderie at the Airfield.
- Fortunately, our car sprang back into action and we followed him at close quarters, weaving in and out of the other traffic at high speed.
- The fans all the while remained somewhat in awe as they watched what seemed to be their favourite band in such close quarters.
- The last time I had experienced a death at such close quarters was many years ago as a houseman, but then I was not so personally involved.
- The only occasion I have seen one of them at close quarters was when Princess Margaret visited the Royal Photographic Society.

单词	close quarters
释义	Definition of close quarters in US English: close quarters plural noun ˌklōs ˈkwôrdərzˌklōs ˈkwôrdərz A situation of being very or uncomfortably close to someone or something. 近距离 living in close quarters with people 住得离民众很近。 engaging the enemy at close quarters 与敌人近距离交战。 Example sentencesExamples It seemed a little strange, at first, living at such close quarters to Julie. How many people could look at power from such close quarters and not grab it with both hands? Events of the past five months have forced us all into contemplation of violent death, but few of us have confronted it at close quarters. There was a lot you could learn about other people when you were stuck with them in close quarters. The silent paddle allows wildlife photographers and scientists to observe nature at close quarters. We're going to be working at close quarters with the people we hire for years. My job gave me the opportunity to study other people's paintings and prints at close quarters. Fortunately, our car sprang back into action and we followed him at close quarters, weaving in and out of the other traffic at high speed. The fact still remains, you are going to have to spend a lot of time with him - in close quarters. Though our spirits were high, nerves were growing raw in such close quarters. The fans all the while remained somewhat in awe as they watched what seemed to be their favourite band in such close quarters. It was a tactic that made Napoleonic War sea battles particularly hellish for those confined in the close quarters of a wooden ship. She had plenty of opportunity to study him at close quarters, for she had agreed to go through his thesis with him, correcting his German. The last time I had experienced a death at such close quarters was many years ago as a houseman, but then I was not so personally involved. It is daunting to strike up a conversation with a stranger, especially if you are in close quarters and have an audience. Perhaps there is some pressure placed on people in such close quarters to initiate conversation. Short of scuba diving in sub-tropical waters, this must be the best way to see sharks at close quarters - and certainly safer. The familiar, musty odor of monkey fur at close quarters fills my nostrils. Plant a window box and enjoy the colour at close quarters. The only occasion I have seen one of them at close quarters was when Princess Margaret visited the Royal Photographic Society. Older children can work off a little steam after being confined in close quarters. I have watched at close quarters as he has fended off the most rigorous questions concerning both his private life and his political beliefs. Living in such close quarters and facing daily dangers engendered a sense of great camaraderie at the Airfield. Definition of close quarters in US English: close quarters plural nounˌklōs ˈkwôrdərz A situation of being very or uncomfortably close to someone or something. 近距离 living in close quarters with people 住得离民众很近。 engaging the enemy at close quarters 与敌人近距离交战。 Example sentencesExamples My job gave me the opportunity to study other people's paintings and prints at close quarters. It was a tactic that made Napoleonic War sea battles particularly hellish for those confined in the close quarters of a wooden ship. Events of the past five months have forced us all into contemplation of violent death, but few of us have confronted it at close quarters. It is daunting to strike up a conversation with a stranger, especially if you are in close quarters and have an audience. She had plenty of opportunity to study him at close quarters, for she had agreed to go through his thesis with him, correcting his German. There was a lot you could learn about other people when you were stuck with them in close quarters. Plant a window box and enjoy the colour at close quarters. The fact still remains, you are going to have to spend a lot of time with him - in close quarters. Though our spirits were high, nerves were growing raw in such close quarters. Older children can work off a little steam after being confined in close quarters. How many people could look at power from such close quarters and not grab it with both hands? I have watched at close quarters as he has fended off the most rigorous questions concerning both his private life and his political beliefs. It seemed a little strange, at first, living at such close quarters to Julie. The familiar, musty odor of monkey fur at close quarters fills my nostrils. The silent paddle allows wildlife photographers and scientists to observe nature at close quarters. Perhaps there is some pressure placed on people in such close quarters to initiate conversation. We're going to be working at close quarters with the people we hire for years. Short of scuba diving in sub-tropical waters, this must be the best way to see sharks at close quarters - and certainly safer. Living in such close quarters and facing daily dangers engendered a sense of great camaraderie at the Airfield. Fortunately, our car sprang back into action and we followed him at close quarters, weaving in and out of the other traffic at high speed. The fans all the while remained somewhat in awe as they watched what seemed to be their favourite band in such close quarters. The last time I had experienced a death at such close quarters was many years ago as a houseman, but then I was not so personally involved. The only occasion I have seen one of them at close quarters was when Princess Margaret visited the Royal Photographic Society.
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