Idiom: in close quarters
Meaning
Idiom: in close quarters
- being together with others in a small space
Example sentences
— After having my own room and bathroom my whole life it’s been challenging to live in close quarters with roommates at the dorm.
— The disadvantage of the city apartment is living in close quarters with my family—but I love being able to walk everywhere and the excitement of city life.
— The refugees live in close quarters in the camp.
— Living in close quarters on the ship wasn't as difficult as I'd expected.
— We'll be in very close quarters at the music festival but it's only for three days.
— Many new immigrants live in close quarters because they can't afford their own apartments.
— New zoning laws have passed to prevent renters from living in close quarters.
— There were so many of us interns working in close quarters, everyone had to share desks.
— It's been so difficult for my family during Coronavirus lockdowns because there are eight of living and working in close quarters.
Synonyms
- packed like sardines
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