
[Middle English lenen, from Old English hleonian.]

[Middle English lene, from Old English hlǣne.]
leanly lean'ly adv.SYNONYMS lean, spare, skinny, scrawny, lank, lanky, rawboned, gaunt. These adjectives mean lacking excess flesh. Lean emphasizes absence of fat: fattened the lean cattle for market. Spare sometimes suggests trimness and good muscle tone: "an old man, very tall and spare, with an ascetic aspect" (William H. Mallock). Skinny and scrawny imply unattractive thinness, as with undernourishment: The child has skinny legs with prominent knees. "He [had] a long, scrawny neck that rose out of a very low collar" (Winston Churchill). Lank describes one who is thin and tall, and lanky one who is thin, tall, and ungraceful: "He was . . . exceedingly lank, with narrow shoulders" (Washington Irving). The boy had developed into a lanky adolescent. Rawboned suggests a thin, bony, gangling build: a rawboned cowhand. Gaunt implies boniness and a haggard appearance; it may suggest illness or hardship: a white-haired pioneer, her face gaunt from overwork.
verb
noun
adjective
Definition: bare, thin
Antonyms: chubby, fat, plump
v
Definition: be disposed
Antonyms: be disinclined, dislike, not like
v
Definition: bend, angle toward
Antonyms: straighten
v
Definition: count, depend on
Antonyms: disregard, forget
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Dansk (Danish)
1.
v. intr. - hælde, stå skævt, stå skråt, læne sig, støtte sig
v. tr. - stille
n. - hældning
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2.
adj. - mager
n. - magert kød
Nederlands (Dutch)
mager, karig, spichtig, vetarm, schraal, mager vlees
Français (French)
1.
v. intr. - appuyer, pencher, s'adosser
v. tr. - pencher, s'appuyer (contre), s'adosser
n. - inclinaison
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2.
adj. - mince, maigre, (fig) difficile
n. - viande maigre
Deutsch (German)
1.
v. - (sich) lehnen, (sich) beugen
n. - Neigung
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2.
adj. - mager, hager
n. - mageres Fleisch
Ελληνική (Greek)
v. - γέρνω, κλίνω, ακουμπώ, στηρίζομαι
adj. - ισχνός, λιπόσαρκος, λεπτός, (επί κρέατος) άπαχο(ς), (επί μίγματος καύσης) φτωχό(ς)
n. - (μαγειρ.) άπαχο ή ψαχνό κρέας, κλίση, γέρσιμο
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Português (Portuguese)
v. - apoiar-se, encostar-se
adj. - magro, escasso
n. - inclinação (f)
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Русский (Russian)
наклоняться, опираться, склоняться к чему-л., налегать, наклон, невыгодная работа, постное мясо, светлый шрифт, худой, постный, непромышленный
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Español (Spanish)
1.
v. intr. - apoyarse, reclinarse, recostarse, inclinarse, ladearse, torcerse
v. tr. - apoyar, recostar, reclinar, descansar
n. - inclinación, disposición, propensión
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2.
adj. - flaco, enjuto, delgado, magro, sin grasa
n. - carne magra
Svenska (Swedish)
v. - luta sig, stödja sig, stå snett, luta, stödja, ställa
adj. - mager, smal, tunn
n. - lutning, magert kött
中文(简体)(Chinese (Simplified))
1. 倚靠, 依赖, 倾斜, 使倾斜, 把...靠在, 倾向
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2. 无脂肪的, 精瘦的, 贫瘠的, 瘦的, 贫乏的, 瘦肉
中文(繁體)(Chinese (Traditional))
1.
adj. - 無脂肪的, 精瘦的, 貧瘠的, 瘦的, 貧乏的
n. - 瘦肉
2.
v. intr. - 倚靠, 依賴, 傾斜
v. tr. - 使傾斜, 把...靠在
n. - 傾斜, 傾向
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한국어 (Korean)
1.
v. intr. - 의지하다, 기대하다, 치우치다, 기대다, 의존하다
v. tr. - 기울이다, 기대어 놓다
n. - 기울기 , 경사, 경향
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2.
adj. - 여윈, 뾰족한, 빈약한, 간결한
n. - 살코기, 가느다란 부분
日本語 (Japanese)
n. - 傾き, 傾斜, 傾向, 脂肪のない肉
v. - 傾く, 上体を曲げる, 頼る, 寄り掛かる, …がもたれる
adj. - やせた, 脂肪のない, 乏しい
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العربيه (Arabic)
(فعل) يميل الى, انحنى (صفه) نحيف, بلا سمنه, نحيل, بلا شحم, هزيل (الاسم) لحم هبر
עברית (Hebrew)
v. intr. - נטה, התכופף, נשען, נתמך ע"י
v. tr. - השעין, נטה, תמך ב-
n. - נטייה, סטייה מהאנכי
adj. - רזה, כחוש, דל, מכילה שיעור גבוה של אוויר (תערובת דלק מתאדה)
n. - בשר רזה, נטייה
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