CEFR B1

limited

adjective

Meaning

Restricted to a small amount, number, scope, or extent.

Examples

The hotel offers limited parking, so guests are advised to arrive early.
Due to budget constraints, our research has been limited to analyzing existing data.

Synonyms: slight, restricted, scarce, finite

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limited (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈlɪmɪtɪd/

Definition

Restricted to a small amount, number, scope, or extent.

Examples

The hotel offers limited parking, so guests are advised to arrive early.
Due to budget constraints, our research has been limited to analyzing existing data.
She has a limited understanding of advanced physics, so she's struggling with the course.

How to Use limited

limited to (prepositional phrase): Restricted or confined to a specific amount, number, or area. — "Access to the VIP lounge is limited to members."
limited by (prepositional phrase): Having one's abilities or actions restricted by something. — "His potential was limited by a lack of resources."

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