bottleneck English

Meaning bottleneck meaning

What does bottleneck mean?

bottleneck

— noun (= constriction) a narrowing that reduces the flow through a channel

— verb become narrow, like a bottleneck Right by the bridge, the road bottlenecks

— noun the narrow part of a bottle near the top

— verb slow down or impede by creating an obstruction His laziness has bottlenecked our efforts to reform the system

Synonyms bottleneck synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as bottleneck?

bottleneck English » English

defile

chokepoint

neck

constriction

slide

obstacle

notch

narrow path

let

key

inlet

gooseneck

glade

engpass

drag

creek

cove

clog

choke point

bottle neck

block

bight

bay

bar

Examples bottleneck examples

How do I use bottleneck in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The shortage of engineers is the greatest bottleneck to the development of our company.

Movie subtitles

I still serve the best coffee in Bottleneck.

As mayor of Bottleneck, I here and now pronounce you sheriff.

I'm tellin' ya this town of Bottleneck has gotta respect law and order. or I'll put everybody in jail.

Welcome to Bottleneck, Tom.

Now you've met two aces in Bottleneck.

Welcome to Bottleneck, Destry.

Who's boss of Bottleneck?

Oh, that won't work here in Bottleneck.

For not knowin' who's the real boss of Bottleneck.

I'm tired of Bottleneck, the whole crowd and everything I've been doing.

Bottleneck.

Bottleneck like this, one of us might hold them off.

Goddamn bottleneck.

And if you're traveling along the 5 into L. A. there's a slight bottleneck along theJohn Wayne northbound.

Therefore, with the power conferred on me. by statute number 85-E. and other statutes thereunto appertaining'. I do hereby appoint to the post of sheriff. that paragon of courage. that credit to his community. the pride of Bottleneck.

Howdy, folks. - Welcome to Bottleneck, Destry.

For not knowin' who's the real boss of Bottleneck. - My coffee, Clara.

I'm tired of Bottleneck, the whole crowd and everything I've been doing. - So I'm going back to New Orleans.

Uh-oh. Bottleneck.

Now, the British have to move through that bottleneck.

Eh, we've got a bottleneck: money. German money?

We haven't been allowed inside, Mark, but we're told there's a bottleneck of hundreds, perhaps thousands of people, waiting to go home.

Laugh, you fools! I'm tellin' ya this town of Bottleneck has gotta respect law and order. or I'll put everybody in jail.

Welcome to Bottleneck, Tom. I'm Wash.

Welcome to Bottleneck, Destry. - My name's Kent.

A bottleneck in the progress of man.

News and current affairs

The housing-price boom of the 2000's was little more than a construction-supply bottleneck, an inability to satisfy investment demand fast enough, and was (or in some places will be) eliminated with massive increases in supply.

Innovation to reduce the delivery bottleneck is critical.

One way to avoid this bottleneck would be for US President Barack Obama to establish a bipartisan Infrastructure Commission tasked with finding solutions to the problem.