英语释义

1. having little extent from one surface to its opposite
thin paper

2. measuring little in cross section or diameter
thin rope

3. not dense in arrangement or distribution
thin hair

4. not well fleshed lean

5. more fluid or rarefied than normal
thin air

6. having less than the usual number scanty
thin attendance

7. few in number scarce

8. scantily supplied

9. characterized by a paucity of bids or offerings
a thin market

10. lacking substance or strength
thin broth a thin plot

11. infertile, poor

12. flimsy, unconvincing
a thin disguise

13. disappointingly poor or hard
had a thin time of it

14. somewhat feeble, shrill, and lacking in resonance
a thin voice

15. lacking in intensity or brilliance
thin light

16. lacking sufficient photographic density or contrast

17. scarce sense 1

18. to make thin or thinner:

19. to reduce in thickness or depth attenuate

20. to make less dense or viscous

21. dilute, weaken

22. to cause to lose flesh
thinned by weeks of privation

23. to reduce in number or bulk

24. to become thin or thinner

25. to become weak

26. in a thin manner thinly —used especially in combination
thin-cladthin-flowing

27. having a small distance between the top and bottom or front and back surfaces not thick

28. not having a lot of extra flesh on the body not fat

29. not growing closely together not growing in a large amount

30. to become less crowded, close together, or full

31. to make (a liquid) less thick by adding water or some other liquid to it

32. to become less thick as more hairs fall out over time

33. in a way that makes thin pieces, layers, etc.

34. having little body fat

35. having little size from one surface to its opposite not thick
a thin board

36. having the parts not close together
thin hair

37. flowing very easily
a thin soup

38. having less than the usual number
Attendance was thin.

39. not very convincing
a thin excuse

40. somewhat weak or high
a thin voice

41. having less oxygen than normal
thin air

42. to make or become smaller in thickness or number
The crowd was beginning to thin.

英汉例句

• He was a thinnish fellow in his forties.

  他是个偏瘦的人，有四十多岁了。

• For his own meals, he likes to make it with duck-bone broth and naniwa noodles, a type of high-quality thinnish udon that has been handcrafted in Japan's Akita Prefecture for over 300 years.

  而松崎自己则偏好鸭骨汤和「浪花」拉面，一种手工把乌冬切成细条做浇头的拉面，在日本秋田县有300年历史。

• His new novel is tinged with thinnish humour.

  他的新小说略带诙谐。

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lean(Lean) （丹）利恩（人名）

lithe轻盈的（等于lithesome）；柔软的；易弯曲的

skinny瘦骨嶙峋的；紧身的；（非正式）低脂肪的

slender细长的；苗条的；微薄的

slim苗条的；修长的；微小的；差的

spare额外的，备用的；多余的；瘦高的，瘦长的；简朴的；未装饰的；空閑的；少量的；节约的

svelte苗条的；线条清晰的；和蔼的

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chubby圆胖的，丰满的

corpulent肥胖的

fat(Fat)人名；(法、西、塞)法特；(东南亚国家华语)发

gross(Gross)人名；(英、法、德、意、葡、西、俄、芬、罗、捷、匈)格罗斯

obese肥胖的，过胖的

overweight超重

plump饱满的；胖乎乎的

portly肥胖的人；特大号服装

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tubby(Tubby) （美、英、加）塔比（人名）