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adjective* * *['skini](very thin: Most fat girls long to be skinny.) mager- academic.ru/118460/skinniness">skinniness- skinny-dipping* * *skin·ny[ˈskɪni]adj dünn, mager* * *['skInɪ] person, legs, arms dünn; sweater eng anliegend attr, hauteng2. n (US inf= piece of information) vertrauliche Information, Insider-Information fthat's the skinny ( on that) — das ist der Witz daran (inf), das ist genau der Punkt
* * *skinny [ˈskını] adj1. a) häutigb) hautähnlich2. mager, abgemagert, dünn3. fig knauserig* * *adjective* * *adj.dünn adj.mager adj. -
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/Skinny/ dünn, mager /scrawny/ dürr, schlank /scrubby/ armselig, struppigTừ điển Việt-Đức. Vietnamesisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch. > khẳng khiu
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adjective2) (big-boned) grobknochig3) (skinny) knochendürr (ugs.); spindeldürr4) (full of bones) grätig [Fisch]; [Fleisch] mit viel Knochen* * *1) (like bone: a bony substance.) knochenartige2) (full of bones: This fish is very bony.) voller Knochen/Gräten3) (thin: bony fingers.) knochig* * *[ˈbəʊni, AM ˈboʊ-]1. (with prominent bones) knochig* * *['bəʊnɪ]adj (+er)(= of bone) knöchern; (= like bone) knochenartig; person, knee, hips knochig; fish grätig, mit viel Gräten; meat mit viel Knochen* * *bony [ˈbəʊnı] adj1. knöchern, Knochen…:2. (stark-, grob)knochig3. a) voll(er) Knochenb) voll(er) Gräten (Fisch)4. knochendürr umg* * *adjective1) (of bone) beinern; knöchern; Knochen-; (like bone) knochenartig2) (big-boned) grobknochig3) (skinny) knochendürr (ugs.); spindeldürr4) (full of bones) grätig [Fisch]; [Fleisch] mit viel Knochen* * *adj.knochendürr adj.knochig adj.knöchern adj. -
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I nounZweig, derII 1.(coll.)transitive verb - gg-1) (understand) kapieren (ugs.)2) (notice) mitkriegen (ugs.)2. intransitive verb- gg-1) (understand) es kapieren (ugs.)2) (notice) es mitkriegen (ugs.)* * *[twiɡ](a small branch of a tree: The ground was covered with broken twigs.) der Zweig* * *twig1[twɪg]nshe's such a \twig sie ist dürr wie eine Bohnenstangetwig2<- gg->[twɪg]( fam)I. vtII. viAnn's expecting a baby — had you \twigged? Ann bekommt ein Baby — hast du das schon mitbekommen?* * *I [twɪg]n(= thin branch) Zweig m II (Brit inf)1. vt(= realize) mitkriegen (inf), mitbekommenwhen she saw his face, she twigged his secret — als sie sein Gesicht sah, erriet sie sein Geheimnis (inf)
he's twigged it — er hats kapiert (inf)
2. vischalten (inf), es mitkriegen (inf) or mitbekommen* * *twig1 [twıɡ] s1. Zweig m2. ANAT (Gefäß-, Nerven) Ast mtwig2 [twıɡ] Br umgA v/t1. kapierenB v/i kapieren* * *I nounZweig, derII 1.(coll.)transitive verb - gg-1) (understand) kapieren (ugs.)2) (notice) mitkriegen (ugs.)2. intransitive verb- gg-1) (understand) es kapieren (ugs.)2) (notice) es mitkriegen (ugs.)* * *n.Zweig -e m. -
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she's such a \twig sie ist dürr wie eine BohnenstangeAnn's expecting a baby - had you \twigged? Ann bekommt ein Baby - hast du das schon mitbekommen? -
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(DE) knöcherig; knöchern; beinern; (EN) boned; bony; cragged; osseous; osteal; skinny -
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(DE) Geizhals {r}; geize; geizig; geiziges; habgierig; heimlichfeiß; schofel; schofelig; (EN) avaricious; churlish; curmudgeon; illiberal; miser; miserly; money-grabber; narrow; near; niggard; nigh; parsimonious; pelting; penurious; pinch-fart; pinching; pinchpenny; scotch; scrape-penny; screw; shabby; skin; skinny; stingy; tight -
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(DE) häutig; (EN) filmy; hymen-; hymeno-; membranaceous; membraned; membraneous; membranous; skinny -
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(DE) Dünnheit {e}; (EN) as thin as a lath; gaunt; haggard; haggish; lean; skinny
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Skinny — can refer to: * Skinny Client Control Protocol * Skinny Disco (Deathtars Member) * A thin person * Skinny (Dan Marino), American Football player * Skinny, the Mushroomhead drummer * A slang term for inside or confidential information * A coffee… … Wikipedia
Skinny — Skin ny, a. Consisting, or chiefly consisting, of skin; wanting flesh. Her skinny lips. Shak. [1913 Webster] He holds him with a skinny hand. Coleridge. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
skinny — (adj.) 1570s, resembling skin, from SKIN (Cf. skin) (n.). Meaning emaciated is recorded from c.1600. In the sense of the truth it is World War II military slang, perhaps from the notion of the naked truth. Skinny dipping recorded by 1959 … Etymology dictionary
skinny — scrawny, rawboned, angular, gaunt, lank, lanky, *lean, spare Antonyms: fleshy … New Dictionary of Synonyms
skinny — [adj] very thin angular, bony, emaciated, gaunt, lank, lanky, lean, like a rail*, malnourished, rawboned, scraggy, scrawny, skeletal, skin and bone*, slender, spare, twiggy, undernourished, underweight; concepts 490,491 Ant. chubby, fat, heavy,… … New thesaurus
skinny — ► ADJECTIVE (skinnier, skinniest) 1) (of a person) unattractively thin. 2) (of an article of clothing) tight fitting. DERIVATIVES skinniness noun … English terms dictionary
skinny — [skin′ē] adj. skinnier, skinniest 1. of or like skin 2. without much flesh; very thin 3. of inadequate size, growth, etc. n. Slang inside or confidential information; gossip skinniness n … English World dictionary
skinny — skin|ny1 [ skıni ] adjective 1. ) very thin, in a way that is not attractive. Someone who is thin in an attractive way is slender or slim: As a kid she was always really skinny. skinny arms/legs 2. ) AMERICAN INFORMAL low in fat: a skinny latte 3 … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
skinny — UK [ˈskɪnɪ] / US adjective Word forms skinny : adjective skinny comparative skinnier superlative skinniest 1) informal very thin, in a way that is not attractive. Someone who is thin in an attractive way is slender or slim As a kid she was always … English dictionary
skinny — /ˈskɪni / (say skinee) adjective (skinnier, skinniest) 1. lean; emaciated. 2. of or like skin. 3. Colloquial having less than the usual fat content: skinny milk; a skinny cappuccino. 4. reduced by being shorter or less complicated: a skinny… …
skinny — skinniness, n. /skin ee/, adj., skinnier, skinniest, n. adj. 1. very lean or thin; emaciated: a skinny little kitten. 2. of or like skin. 3. unusually low or reduced; meager; minimal: skinny profits. 4. (of an object) narrow or slender: a skinny… … Universalium