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Перевод: lean

[прилагательное]
худой; тощий; сухощавый; постный (о мясе); скудный (об урожае); бедный; убогий;
[существительное]
наклон ; постное мясо; постная часть мясной туши;
[глагол]
наклоняться; наклонять; налечь; иметь склонность; опираться; прислоняться; приналечь; полагаться; основываться

Тезаурус:

1. After a while you lean back and enjoy the ride, letting the canopy haul directly from your waist to release all strain on the arms.
2. Some individuals looked far from the Army image of the lean, mean fighting machine.
3. Lean in behind the strike in order to get the maximum range, and raise your other hand as a guard.
4. Once alcohol is absorbed, it distributes itself in the body's lean tissue (muscle).
5. The muscling of the shoulders and especially the thighs is almost obscene but the small-boned carcass and large body produce an abundance of lean meat.
6. I lean in the shade against the cool church wall and listen to the Quechua of the mayor, a small man in brown trilby, patterned jersey and jacket, deliver his weekly oration about island matters.
7. The best results are obtained if insulin is administered at least 30 minutes before the meal (Lean et al, 1985).
8. "Oi, don't lean out or you'll get smuts in your eye!
9. My head's spinning, so I just sort of lean there a bit and have a rest.
10. Forty to fifty lean tough dockers who were milling around the hut chatting and laughing, came to an expectant hush at his command.
11. There wasn't another hill between Binbrook and the Urals, and when there was a wind on (most of the time), you could lean on it.
12. and lean not on your own understanding;
13. It was a sort of burnt orange colour with a large hole cut at the back so that the lean old arse Nigel hated so much could be shown to its full advantage.