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1. n постное мясо, постная часть мясной туши2. n полигр. светлый шрифт3. a худой, тощий4. a нежирный, постный5. a скудный, бедный6. a непромышленный; тощий, убогий7. a полигр. светлый8. a скупой, сдержанный; без излишеств9. n наклон10. n спорт. упор11. v наклоняться, нагибаться; сгибаться12. v наклонять13. v опираться14. v полагаться, опираться15. v прислоняться16. v прислонять17. v склонятьсяI rather lean to your view — я, пожалуй, склоняюсь к вашей точке зрения
18. v налегать, наваливаться19. v оказывать давление, нажимwe had to lean on them to make them agree — нам пришлось нажать на них, чтобы добиться их согласия
Синонимический ряд:1. fibrous (adj.) fibrous; meaty; muscular; sinewy2. short (adj.) brief; concise; condensed; laconic; short; succinct; summary; terse3. spare (adj.) compact; spare; tight4. sparse (adj.) barren; deficient; inadequate; jejune; meager; scanty; sparse; unfruitful5. thin (adj.) angular; bony; emaciated; gangly; gaunt; lank; lanky; meagre; rawboned; raw-boned; scraggy; scrawny; skinny; slender; slim; svelte; thin6. essence (noun) essence; meat7. slope (noun) grade; gradient; inclination; incline; leaning; slant; slope; tilt8. hang (verb) beetle; hang; jut; overhang9. lean on (verb) depend on; lean on; rely on10. list (verb) bend; cant; heel; incline; list; rake; slant; slope; squint toward; tend toward; tilt; tip; trend11. prefer (verb) look; prefer; tend12. rely (verb) confide; depend; recline; rely; repose; rest; slump; trustАнтонимический ряд:ample; erect; excess; fat; fatty; fertile; fruitful; obese; plump; raise; rise
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