Narrow down
/ˈnarəʊ daʊn/B1
Intermediate
1. To reduce the number of options or possibilities to focus on fewer, more relevant ones.
- We need to narrow down our options for the new software package.
- After weeks of searching, they finally narrowed down their choices to three finalists.
2. To make something more specific or limited in scope.
- Can we narrow down the topic of our discussion to just two main points?
- The company was able to narrow down the causes of the problem to a single source.
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