Question

ESLPod_0513_WE_0701 Snooping and Eavesdropping In this podcast, the word "confined" means without very much room, or without allowing someone to move or stretch: "It must be difficult for astronauts to get used to living in such a confined space." Or, "Junior feels too confined whenever he drives a small car." The phrase "to be confined to (someone or something)" means to affect only a certain person, thing, or group: "These restrictions are confined to all new members, but not current members." Or, "So far, the disease is confined to one state." As a verb, "to confine" means to limit: "Their research is confined to information that was published in the past seven years." Finally, the phrase "to be confined to (something)" means to be forced to stay in a particular place: "The patient was confined to his hospital bed for weeks."

Accepted Answer

ESLPod 513 confined Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0513_WE_0701
Episode Id	ESLPod 513
Episode Title	Snooping and Eavesdropping
Phrase	confined
Text	In this podcast, the word "confined" means without very much room, or without allowing someone to move or stretch: "It must be difficult for astronauts to get used to living in such a confined space." Or, "Junior feels too confined whenever he drives a small car." The phrase "to be confined to (someone or something)" means to affect only a certain person, thing, or group: "These restrictions are confined to all new members, but not current members." Or, "So far, the disease is confined to one state." As a verb, "to confine" means to limit: "Their research is confined to information that was published in the past seven years." Finally, the phrase "to be confined to (something)" means to be forced to stay in a particular place: "The patient was confined to his hospital bed for weeks."
Topics	Relationships + Family

Confined Means Eslpod Phrase Snooping Eavesdropping Podcast Word