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малолюдный, редконаселенный -
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thinly [ˈθɪnlɪ]a. [slice, cut] en tranches fines ; [spread, roll out] en couche fine* * *['θɪnlɪ]1) ( sparingly) [slice] en tranches fines; [spread] en couche mince; [butter] légèrement2) fig -
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thinly ['θɪnlɪ]∎ a thinly disguised insult une insulte à peine voilée;∎ a thinly veiled allusion une allusion à peine voilée;∎ a thinly clad child un enfant insuffisamment ou trop légèrement vêtu;∎ the area is thinly populated la région n'est pas très peuplée -
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adverb de modo disperso; aguadamente; con poco espesortr['ɵɪnlɪ]1 see also thin2 (sparcely) escasamente, en poca cantidad3 (scarcely) apenasthinly ['ɵɪnli] adv1) lightly: ligeramente2) sparsely: escasamentethinly populated: poco populado3) barely: apenas'θɪnlia) < slice> en rebanadas finasb) ( sparsely)thinly populated — con poca densidad de población, poco poblado
c) ( scarcely) apenas['θɪnlɪ]ADV1) (=in thin pieces)thinly cut/sliced — [vegetable, fruit] cortado en rodajas finas; [bread] cortado en rebanadas finas; [ham, bacon] cortado en lonchas finas
2) (=in a thin layer)•
spread the butter thinly — untar una capa fina de mantequillaour resources are too thinly spread — nuestros recursos están distribuidos por un área demasiado grande
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a thinly veiled threat/warning — una amenaza/advertencia mal disimulada3) (=sparsely)•
the island is thinly populated — la isla tiene poca densidad de población or está escasamente poblada•
there were a few thinly scattered houses — había unas cuantas casas dispersas•
a thinly wooded area — un área con pocos árboles4) (=without humour) [smile] fríamente* * *['θɪnli]a) < slice> en rebanadas finasb) ( sparsely)thinly populated — con poca densidad de población, poco poblado
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['θɪnlɪ]1) (sparingly) [ slice] finemente, sottilmente; [spread, butter] leggermente2) fig. (scarcely)* * *adverb sottilmente; debolmente* * *thinly /ˈɵɪnlɪ/avv.● a thinly populated area, una zona poco popolata.* * *['θɪnlɪ]1) (sparingly) [ slice] finemente, sottilmente; [spread, butter] leggermente2) fig. (scarcely) -
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adv. 1. тенко (намачкан/исечен): thinly sliced bread леб исечен на тенки парчиња2. ретко (населен/насеан/посаден): thinly populated area ретко населена област3. thinly disguised/concealed excuse неубедлив изговор -
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[΄θinli] adv բարակ, նոսր. thinly spread բարակ շերտ քսած. thinly populated սակավ բնակեցված. thinly disguised նրբորեն քողարկված -
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adverb tenko* * *[mínli]adverbredko, pičlo, v majhnem številu malo; nezadostnothinly clad — malo (tanko, borno) oblečen -
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I Adj. (wenig) scanty, meag|re (Am. -er); Lob, Kenntnisse: scant, scanty; (dünn gesät) sparse; (dürftig, schlecht) poor; WIRTS. Nachfrage: low, slack; Haarwuchs: thin; Kleidung: scanty, skimpy; spärlicher Beifall a trickle of applause; spärliches Einkommen meag|re (Am. -er) income; (Hungerlohn) pittance; spärliche Reste (a few) scraps; die Reaktionen waren spärlich there was little responseII Adv.: spärlich bekleidet scantily ( oder skimpily) dressed, scantily clad; spärlich beleuchtet poorly ( oder badly) lit; spärlich besucht poorly attended; spärlich bevölkert sparsely ( oder thinly) populated* * *scant (Adj.); sparse (Adj.); scanty (Adj.)* * *spär|lich ['ʃpɛːɐlɪç]1. adjsparse; Ausbeute, Reste, Einkünfte, Kenntnisse sketchy, scanty; Beleuchtung poor; Kleidung scanty, skimpy; Mahl meagre (Brit), meager (US); Nachfrage poor, low2. advbevölkert sparsely, thinly; beleuchtet, besucht poorly; eingerichtet sparselyspä́rlich bekleidet — scantily clad or dressed
die Geldmittel fließen nur spä́rlich — the money is only coming slowly or in dribs and drabs
* * *1) (not frequent: His visits grew infrequent.) infrequent2) (small in size; hardly enough: scanty clothing.) scanty3) (hardly enough; not very much: scant attention; scant experience.) scant4) sparsely5) (thinly scattered: sparse vegetation.) sparse* * *spär·lich[ˈʃpɛ:ɐ̯lɪç]I. adj Haarwuchs, Vegetation sparse\spärliche Ausbeute/Reste meagre [or scanty] spoil/scrapsII. adv sparsely\spärlich bekleidet scantily clad [or dressed]\spärlich besucht poorly attended\spärlich bevölkert sparsely populated* * *1.Adjektiv sparse <vegetation, beard, growth>; thin <hair, applause>; scanty <leftovers, knowledge, news, evidence>; scanty, skimpy < clothing>; slack < demand>; scattered <remains, remnants>; poor <lighting, harvest, result, source>; meagre <income, salary>2.adverbial sparsely, thinly <populated, covered>; poorly <lit, attended>; scantily, skimpily < dressed>* * *A. adj (wenig) scanty, meagre (US -er); Lob, Kenntnisse: scant, scanty; (dünn gesät) sparse; (dürftig, schlecht) poor; WIRTSCH Nachfrage: low, slack; Haarwuchs: thin; Kleidung: scanty, skimpy;spärlicher Beifall a trickle of applause;spärliche Reste (a few) scraps;die Reaktionen waren spärlich there was little responseB. adv:spärlich bekleidet scantily ( oder skimpily) dressed, scantily clad;spärlich beleuchtet poorly ( oder badly) lit;spärlich besucht poorly attended;spärlich bevölkert sparsely ( oder thinly) populated* * *1.Adjektiv sparse <vegetation, beard, growth>; thin <hair, applause>; scanty <leftovers, knowledge, news, evidence>; scanty, skimpy < clothing>; slack < demand>; scattered <remains, remnants>; poor <lighting, harvest, result, source>; meagre <income, salary>2.adverbial sparsely, thinly <populated, covered>; poorly <lit, attended>; scantily, skimpily < dressed>* * *adj.scanty adj.
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