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in the PONS Dictionary

I. con·strict [kənˈstrɪkt] VB trans

1. constrict (narrow):

to constrict sth muscle
etw verengen
to constrict sth (squeeze)
etw einschnüren

2. constrict (hinder):

to constrict sth
etw behindern
to constrict sb's movements
jds Bewegungsfreiheit einschränken

3. constrict (restrict):

to constrict sb [or sb's lifestyle]
jdn beengen [o. einengen] [o. einschränken]

II. con·strict [kənˈstrɪkt] VB intr

constrict
sich acc zusammenziehen
he felt his throat constrict
er fühlte, wie es ihm die Kehle zu[sammen]schnürte

constrict [kənˈstrɪkt] VB

constrict
sich zusammenziehen
constrict
kontrahieren
Present
Iconstrict
youconstrict
he/she/itconstricts
weconstrict
youconstrict
theyconstrict
Past
Iconstricted
youconstricted
he/she/itconstricted
weconstricted
youconstricted
theyconstricted
Present Perfect
Ihaveconstricted
youhaveconstricted
he/she/ithasconstricted
wehaveconstricted
youhaveconstricted
theyhaveconstricted
Past Perfect
Ihadconstricted
youhadconstricted
he/she/ithadconstricted
wehadconstricted
youhadconstricted
theyhadconstricted
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