thinned

發音: US [θɪn] UK [θɪn]

同義字

adj.	1. 〈美俚〉将要垮掉的,守不住的 2. 〈美俚〉無聊的,不舒服的,不愉快的 3. 〈美口〉手頭缺錢;簡陋的,微少的(供給等) 4. 【攝】(照片,底版)襯度弱的 5. 顯而易見的,易看破的 6. 稀少的,稀疏的 7. 稀薄的,淡薄的(液體,氣體等);淺薄的,空洞的,沒有什麽内容的,不充實的 8. 薄的;瘦的;細小的;【印】細體的
adv.	1. 〈詩〉稀薄,淡,細,疏,稀疏,微
n.	1. 細小部分,稀薄部分
v.	1. 使薄,使細,使稀薄,使淡,使稀疏;【農】間苗;使瘦 2. 變薄;變細;變稀薄;變淡;變稀疏;變瘦

adj.	1. a thin object or material has only a short distance between two opposite sides, edges, or surfaces; someone with thin features has a long narrow mouth, nose, etc. 2. someone who is thin has very little fat on their body; a thin part of the body has very little fat on it 3. small in number or amount 4. a thin liquid contains mostly water, so that it flows easily 5. a thin explanation, argument, statement, etc. does not have enough evidence or detail to be effective 6. thin hair, fur, or plants do not look solid because there are spaces between the individual hairs or leaves 7. a thin voice or sound is high and unpleasant to listen to 8. thin air has less oxygen in it than usual 9. if someone gives a thin smile, their lips move but the feeling is not sincere
adv.	1. in a way that produces a thin layer or piece of something
v.	1. to make something smaller in number, amount, or size; to become smaller in number, amount, or size 2. to remove plants, leaves, trees, etc. so that they do not fill an area or space completely 3. to make a thick liquid become less thick by adding water or another liquid to it 4. if someone’ s hair thins, they gradually lose the hair from their head