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Перевод: lightweight

[прилагательное]
легкий; облегченный; несерьезный; поверхностный;
[существительное]
человек ниже среднего веса; несерьезный человек; поверхностный человек; легкий вес; спортсмен легкого веса; животное или вещь легче стандартного веса

Тезаурус:

1. Design: lightweight breathable and windproof overtrousers.
2. The TA bring up the rear, dressed in their lightweight trousers, boots and shirts; many a member of staff and Regular recruit wishes that they were dressed the same, as the sun is high in the sky and their No 2 dress is somewhat warm.
3. The new lightweight trimmer will accurately cut wet or dry wallpaper flush to skirting boards, ceilings, light switches and any awkward corner or window frame, to leave a perfect smooth edge.
4. The new tools are a Centre Finder with 0 to 2in capacity (price 5.64); a Luthiers Clamp, which has proved ideal for lightweight edge clamping (price 6.58); and a Featherweight Parallel-clamp, of 0 to 1in capacity, which is a development of the traditional toolmakers' clamp (price 6.58).
5. Writers were Tom Leonard, Alasdair Gray and (he joined us for "The Pie") Jim Kelman and I. Tom's black, black ironies and satires on the Lebanon, the New Right, the Media, West of Scotland sectarianism and chauvinism; Alasdair Gray's insane Grant family, his moneyed braggarts and blusterers, his quick shifts of dramatic power in curt sketches, his deranged respected old politicos; Jim Kelman's surrealist pubs and monologuing gamblers, and grim almost folk tales - like the story of "The Hon" that comes up out of the lavatory pan (" Yi nivir know the minit") meant that the broad rather lightweight stuff I wrote for these revues had plenty of stronger, more solid, meatier material contrasting with it.
6. Corrie's also makes the Garden Buggy (about 36), a lightweight folding wheelbarrow that is ideal for use in a small garden, especially where storage space is a problem.
7. Associated with the different applications of heavy and lightweight structures for energy conservation was the entrants' grasp of a need for zoning and the convenience of localised control.
8. Lightweight
9. The six-cylinder Healey was always known as one of the bigger-engined he-man British sports cars of its generation; the Cobra, with its lightweight, cast-iron "small-block" Ford V8, the classic example of the adage "there's no substitute for cubic inches."
10. This "shock tactic" approach, the product of financial panicking, makes for neat, "safe", lightweight entertainment.
11. Getting out, he tossed the cap on the seat, wrestled off the uniform, exposing the lightweight dark suit he wore under it.
12. Manual types are basically lightweight extension ladders with a base frame and stabilisers and a top mounted working cage for one man operation.
13. And if you want a wheelbarrow for general purpose garden work, from carrying leaves to moving small amounts of soil, then a lightweight plastic or galvanised metal model will suit your needs.