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1 elégtelen
(DE) unbefriedigend; unbefriedigendes; ungenügend; unzulänglich; unzureichend; (EN) below the line; deficient; dissatisfactory; inadequate; insufficient; scanty; scarce; under; unsatisfactory; unsatisfying -
2 elillan
(DE) Verflüchtigung {e}; ausgeströmt; entgehend; entging; entkam; entkommen; entkommt; verduften; verduftend; verflüchtigen; verflüchtigende; verflüchtigt; (EN) abscond; dissolve into thin air; escape; evaporate; fleet; flick out of sight; jink; make a run for it; make off; make oneself scarce; make tracks; melt into thin air; ooze; play injun; scamper away; scarper; scour off; slide away; slide by; slip away; slip by; slip the painter; slip-away; steal away; take french leave; vamoose; vamose; volatilize -
3 kevés
(DE) knapp; schmal; wenig; (EN) a little; bare; exiguous; few; little; little money; scant; scarce; slight; slim; tight -
4 megritkul
(EN) become scarce; rarefy -
5 ritka
(DE) rar; selten; (EN) extraordinary; far-between; fine; infrequent; loose; rare; scarce; singular; sparse; straggling; tenuous; thin; unwonted -
6 elégtelen
insufficient, scarce, deficient, scanty -
7 kevés
bare, scant, slim, slight, tight, scarce -
8 megritkul
to rarefy, to become scarce
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scarce — [skeəs ǁ skers] adjective if something is scarce, there is not enough of it available: • Here, land is a scarce resource and house prices have risen sharply. • Jobs are scarce. scarcity noun [singular, uncountable] : • the present scarcity of… … Financial and business terms
Scarce — (sk[^a]rs), a. [Compar. {Scarcer} (sk[^a]r s[ e]r); superl. {Scarcest}.] [OE. scars, OF. escars, eschars, LL. scarpsus, excarpsus, for L. excerptus, p. p. of excerpere to pick out, and hence to contract, to shorten; ex (see {Ex }) + carpere. See… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Scarce — Scarce, Scarcely Scarce ly, adv. 1. With difficulty; hardly; scantly; barely; but just. [1913 Webster] With a scarce well lighted flame. Milton. [1913 Webster] The eldest scarcely five year was of age. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] Slowly she sails,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
scarce — scarce·ly; scarce·ment; scarce·ness; scarce; … English syllables
scarce — ► ADJECTIVE 1) (of a resource) insufficient for the demand. 2) rarely found. ● make oneself scarce Cf. ↑make oneself scarce DERIVATIVES scarcity noun. ORIGIN O … English terms dictionary
scarce — [skers] adj. scarcer, scarcest [ME scars < NormFr escars (for OFr eschars) < VL * escarpsus, for L excerptus, pp. of excerpere, to pick out, select (see EXCERPT); hence, that which is picked out and therefore scarce] 1. not common; rarely… … English World dictionary
scarce — (adj.) c.1300, restricted in quantity, from O.N.Fr. scars (O.Fr. eschars) from V.L. *escarpsus, from *excarpere pluck out, from L. excerpere pluck out (see EXCERPT (Cf. excerpt)). Phrase to make oneself scarce go away first attested 1809 in Gil… … Etymology dictionary
scarce — I adjective at a premium, dear, deficient, few, inadequate, incomplete, inconsiderable, insufficient, limited, little, low, meager, minute, not abundant, not plentiful, out of the way, paltry, rare, rarus, scant, seldom met with, short, skimpy,… … Law dictionary
scarce — rare, uncommon, *infrequent, occasional, sporadic Analogous words: *deficient: curtailed, abridged, shortened (see SHORTEN) Antonyms: abundant … New Dictionary of Synonyms
scarce — [adj] insufficient, infrequent at a premium, deficient, failing, few, few and far between*, in short supply, limited, occasional, rare, scant, scanty, seldom, seldom met with, semioccasional, short, shortened, shy, sparse, sporadic, truncated,… … New thesaurus
scarce|ly — «SKAIRS lee», adverb. 1. not quite; barely: »I can scarcely hear your voice. We could scarcely see the ship through the thick fog. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under hardly. (Cf. ↑hardly) 2. decidedly not: »He can scarcely have said that … Useful english dictionary
