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Перевод: slim

[прилагательное]
тонкий; стройный; изящный; худенький; незначительный; слабый; скудный; хитрый;
[глагол]
худеть; терять в весе; похудеть; потерять в весе

Тезаурус:

1. I've got this friend who is slim, and she keeps saying she has to go on a diet, so you think: well, if she had to go on a diet, what must I be like?
2. Slim in her dungarees, with her long, curly, chestnut hair and wide-eyed enthusiasm, some would tell you Marcia was "a little cookie", but I saw someone who had the wisdom to recognise where she was happy and the courage to act on it.
3. It is simply because most diets involve immense change in eating habits and usually some degree of hunger; they are too difficult for most people to maintain long enough to become slim.
4. In the same year, Lyman Spitzer's slim volume Physics of fully Ionised Gases gave a canonical account of the theoretical basis of high-temperature plasma physics and the first real text-book on the subject.
5. At 35 Beatrice looked like the thoroughly modern woman she was, with high breasts, a little pert head, and a slim body.
6. I think of Frank Meadow Sutcliffe's "Water Sprites", watching them dive badly and execute impressively unimpressive water-tricks: slim, brown sprites.
7. But she was standing between them, a small, slim, erect figure with an air of quiet attention, apparently unharmed and unalarmed.
8. Magee is described as 5ft 5in tall, of slim build, eight and a half stone, with fair complexion, blue eyes and fairly short hair.
9. It is a considerable sacrifice: last month Mr Ishihara sold the world rights to Simon Schuster for 275,000 - even though without Mr Morita's parts the book will be slim.
10. McLeish carried over a loaded tray, and ate ravenously, noting with interest that Catherine Crane had an equally good appetite, though it was not obvious where she was putting it on that slim frame.
11. They were slim, pale and elegant, and she wore colourless or pearl nail varnish.
12. With a transplant there is at least a chance that the victim will walk away from the hospital and enjoy a period of tolerable life (slim though that chance may be).
13. Your chances of coming down to London and finding someone who may have been there over a decade ago are not just slim, they're non-existent.