Definition of narrow-necked in English:

narrow-necked

adjective ˌnarəʊˈnɛkt

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tymme (d. 1620), translator and devotional writer. From narrow + necked.

adjectiveˌnarəʊˈnɛkt

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tymme (d. 1620), translator and devotional writer. From narrow + necked.

单词	narrow-necked
释义	Definition of narrow-necked in English: narrow-necked adjective ˌnarəʊˈnɛkt Of a container: having a narrow neck. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tymme (d. 1620), translator and devotional writer. From narrow + necked. Definition of narrow-necked in US English: narrow-necked adjectiveˌnarəʊˈnɛkt Of a container: having a narrow neck. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tymme (d. 1620), translator and devotional writer. From narrow + necked.
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