THINNER - Перевод английский на словенский

I. thin·ner [ˈθɪnəʳ] СУЩ.

thinner

razredčilo n

paint thinner

razredčilo za barve

II. thin·ner [ˈθɪnəʳ] ПРИЛ.

thinner сравнит. of thin:

I. thin out ГЛ. перех.

thin

redčiti [св. razredčiti]

II. thin out ГЛ. неперех.

thin

zmanjševati se [св. zmanjšati se]

I. thin down ГЛ. неперех.

thin

redčiti se [св. razredčiti se]

thin

hujšati [св. shujšati]

II. thin down ГЛ. перех.

thin

redčiti [св. razredčiti]

I. thin <-nn-> [θɪn] ПРИЛ.

1. thin (not thick):

thin

tanek

thin line

tanka črta tudi перенос.

2. thin person:

thin (slim)

suh

thin (too slim)

mršav

3. thin:

thin (not dense) fog

redek

thin crowd

majhen

thin (lacking oxygen) air

redek

4. thin:

thin (sparse)

redek

thin hair (on head)

redki lasje

thin hair (on body)

redka poraščenost

5. thin (very fluid):

thin

tekoč

6. thin (feeble):

thin

šibek

thin disguise

pomanjkljiv

thin disguise

nezadosten

thin excuse

slab

7. thin (come to an end):

to wear thin soles, clothes

obrabiti se

out of thin air

iz nič

to disappear into thin air

izpuhteti v zrak

to be thin on the ground брит. австрал.

biti redek

to be on thin ice

biti na tankem ledu

to stick together through thick and thin

držati skupaj v dobrem in slabem

II. thin <-nn-> [θɪn] ГЛ. перех. <-nn->

1. thin (make more liquid):

thin

redčiti [св. razredčiti]

2. thin (remove some):

thin

redčiti [св. razredčiti]

III. thin <-nn-> [θɪn] ГЛ. неперех. <-nn->

1. thin (become weaker):

thin crowd, fog, hair

redčiti se [св. razredčiti se]

2. thin (become worn):

thin material

obrabljati se [св. obrabiti se]

I. thin <-nn-> [θɪn] ПРИЛ.

1. thin (not thick):

thin

tanek

thin line

tanka črta tudi перенос.

2. thin person:

thin (slim)

suh

thin (too slim)

mršav

3. thin:

thin (not dense) fog

redek

thin crowd

majhen

thin (lacking oxygen) air

redek

4. thin:

thin (sparse)

redek

thin hair (on head)

redki lasje

thin hair (on body)

redka poraščenost

5. thin (very fluid):

thin

tekoč

6. thin (feeble):

thin

šibek

thin disguise

pomanjkljiv

thin disguise

nezadosten

thin excuse

slab

7. thin (come to an end):

to wear thin soles, clothes

obrabiti se

out of thin air

iz nič

to disappear into thin air

izpuhteti v zrak

to be thin on the ground брит. австрал.

biti redek

to be on thin ice

biti na tankem ledu

to stick together through thick and thin

držati skupaj v dobrem in slabem

II. thin <-nn-> [θɪn] ГЛ. перех. <-nn->

1. thin (make more liquid):

thin

redčiti [св. razredčiti]

2. thin (remove some):

thin

redčiti [св. razredčiti]

III. thin <-nn-> [θɪn] ГЛ. неперех. <-nn->

1. thin (become weaker):

thin crowd, fog, hair

redčiti se [св. razredčiti se]

2. thin (become worn):

thin material

obrabljati se [св. obrabiti se]

I. thin down ГЛ. неперех.

thin

redčiti se [св. razredčiti se]

thin

hujšati [св. shujšati]

II. thin down ГЛ. перех.

thin

redčiti [св. razredčiti]

I. thin out ГЛ. перех.

thin

redčiti [св. razredčiti]

II. thin out ГЛ. неперех.

thin

zmanjševati se [св. zmanjšati se]

pa·per-ˈthin ПРИЛ.

paper-thin

zelo tanek

thin-ˈskinned ПРИЛ.

thin-skinned

občutljiv

thin-skinned

s tanko kožo

wa·fer-ˈthin ПРИЛ.

wafer-thin

tenek kot las

Present

I	thin
you	thin
he/she/it	thins
we	thin
you	thin
they	thin

Past

I	thinned
you	thinned
he/she/it	thinned
we	thinned
you	thinned
they	thinned

Present Perfect

I	have	thinned
you	have	thinned
he/she/it	has	thinned
we	have	thinned
you	have	thinned
they	have	thinned

Past Perfect

I	had	thinned
you	had	thinned
he/she/it	had	thinned
we	had	thinned
you	had	thinned
they	had	thinned

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

They have short wings and a thin down-turned bill.

en.wikipedia.org

On a bad year, a dry year, they just thin down and carry on.

www.producer.com

But the plan is to thin down the herd to a manageable number where we can at least share the peach crop 50/50, or hopefully more like 80/20.

dailyjournalonline.com

We're being stretched real thin down here.

articles.chicagotribune.com

They have short thin down-curved bills and brush-tipped tubular tongues, both adaptations to nectar feeding.

en.wikipedia.org