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1 thin
adj (#ly [adv]) 1. tanak; lak; nježan, fin, sitan; vitak, mršav, suh 2. rijedak; oskudan; slabo posjećen (kazalište i dr.) 3. (o pićću i sl.) slab, lak; razrijeđen, orijedak; vodenast, proziran 4. [fig] koji je bez sadržaja, bijedan, jadan, kukavan, otrcan / through thick and # = kroz vatru i vodu; preko svih zapreka; [sl] to have a # time = osjećati se nelagodno, imati neugodan doživljaj; # house = malo gledalaca; [sl] that is too # = to je previše prozirno; # captain = vrsta keksa; the # end of the wedge = prvi početak; prvi korak; as # as a lath = tanak kao trlica* * *
mršav
prorijediti
prorijediti se
prorijeđen
rijedak
slab
smanjiti
stanjiti
stanjiti se
tanak
tanjiti
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have a thin time — (of it) British & Australian to experience a difficult period, often because you do not have enough money. Rob lost his job last year and they ve been having a thin time of it … New idioms dictionary
have a thin time — ► have a thin time Brit. informal have a miserable or uncomfortable time. Main Entry: ↑thin … English terms dictionary
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thin — adjective (thinner, thinnest) 1》 having opposite surfaces or sides relatively close together. ↘(of a garment or similar item) made of light material. ↘(of a garment or fabric) having become less thick as a result of wear. 2》 having little … English new terms dictionary
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