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Detailed Translations for leaner from English to Spanish

leaner:


Synonyms for "leaner":


Related Definitions for "leaner":

  1. (horseshoes) the throw of a horseshoe so as to lean against (but not encircle) the stake1

lean:

to lean verb (leans, leant, leaning)

  1. to lean
    asomarse
  2. to lean (tip; angle; slant; tilt)
    – to incline or bend from a vertical position 1
    inclinar

Conjugations for lean:

present
  1. lean
  2. lean
  3. leans
  4. lean
  5. lean
  6. lean
simple past
  1. leant
  2. leant
  3. leant
  4. leant
  5. leant
  6. leant
present perfect
  1. have leant
  2. have leant
  3. has leant
  4. have leant
  5. have leant
  6. have leant
past continuous
  1. was leaning
  2. were leaning
  3. was leaning
  4. were leaning
  5. were leaning
  6. were leaning
future
  1. shall lean
  2. will lean
  3. will lean
  4. shall lean
  5. will lean
  6. will lean
continuous present
  1. am leaning
  2. are leaning
  3. is leaning
  4. are leaning
  5. are leaning
  6. are leaning
subjunctive
  1. be leant
  2. be leant
  3. be leant
  4. be leant
  5. be leant
  6. be leant
diverse
  1. lean!
  2. let's lean!
  5. leant
  6. leaning
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

lean adj

  1. lean (poor; shabby; flimsy; miserable; thin)
    pobre; delgado; magro; flaco; minúsculo; reducido; endeble; descarnado; delgaducho; poco espeso

Translation Matrix for lean:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
pobre bolt; bourgeois; clap of thunder; common folk; flash of lightning; pauper; poor fellow; poor wretch; populace; streak; thunderbolt; unfortunate; wretch
- inclination; leaning; list; tilt
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
asomarse lean
inclinar angle; lean; slant; tilt; tip hang forward; lean forward
- be given; incline; list; run; tend
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- skimpy; thin
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
delgado flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin delicate; indigent; lightly built; needy; pennyless; petite; poor; slender; slight; small-boned; thin
delgaducho flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin avaricious; delicate; emaciated; gaunt; haggard; hollow; hollow-eyed; lank; lanky; meager; meagre; miserly; niggardly; petite; puny; skinny; slender; slim; small-boned; starved; stingy; sunken; thin; weedy
descarnado flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin indigent; needy; pennyless; poor
endeble flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin empty; facetiously; minimal; slight
flaco flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin barren; delicate; emaciated; gaunt; haggard; hollow; hollow-eyed; lank; lanky; meager; meagre; parched; petite; poor; puny; skinny; slender; slim; small-boned; spidery; spiky; starved; sunken; thin; unfruitful; weedy
magro flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin delicate; emaciated; few; gaunt; haggard; hollow; hollow-eyed; lank; lanky; meager; meagre; petite; poor; puny; skinny; slender; slender of figure; small-boned; spidery; spiky; starved; sunken; thin; weedy
minúsculo flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin facetiously; indigent; infinitesimal; insignificant; little; meager; meagre; minimal; minor; minuscule; modest; needy; pennyless; poor; puny; scant; skinny; slight; small; succinct; terse; thin; tiny; unassuming; unpretentious; very little; very small
pobre flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin abominable; come off badly; distressful; few; impecunious; indigent; lousy; meager; meagre; miserable; needy; paltry; pathetic; pennyless; pitiful; poor; poverty stricken; puny; ragged; scanty; shabby; shady; skinny; terrible; thin; unsightly; without means; woeful; worst; wretched
poco espeso flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin delicate; indigent; meager; meagre; needy; pennyless; petite; poor; puny; skinny; slender; small-boned; thin
reducido flimsy; lean; miserable; poor; shabby; thin abated; contracted; decreased; few; indigent; meager; meagre; needy; obese; pennyless; poor; puny; reduced; skinny; stout; thin

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Synonyms for "lean":


Antonyms for "lean":


Related Definitions for "lean":

  1. lacking excess flesh1
    • Yon Cassius has a lean and hungry look1
  2. not profitable or prosperous1
    • a lean year1
  3. lacking in mineral content or combustible material1
    • lean ore1
    • lean fuel1
  4. containing little excess1
    • a lean budget1
  5. the property possessed by a line or surface that departs from the vertical1
  6. rely on for support1
    • We can lean on this man1
  7. cause to lean or incline1
    • He leaned his rifle against the wall1
  8. to incline or bend from a vertical position1
    • She leaned over the banister1
  9. cause to lean to the side1
  10. have a tendency or disposition to do or be something; be inclined1

Wiktionary Translations for lean:

lean
adjective
  1. having more air than necessary to burn all the fuel
  2. having little extra or little to spare
  3. of meat, having little fat
  4. being slim and muscular
verb
  1. to press against
  2. to hang outwards
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• lean → delgado; magro; flaco ↔ mager — zeer dun met weinig vet
• lean → arrimar; apoyarse ↔ leunen — steunen, het evenwicht bewaren door het eigen gewicht deels door iets anders te laten steunen
• lean → flaco ↔ hager — heute nur noch zur Beschreibung des menschlichen Körpers oder einzelner Körperteile, früher auch bei Tieren: dürr, mager, sehnig, knochig (und häufig groß gewachsen)
• lean → apoyarse ↔ lehnen — (reflexiv) den Körper schräg stellen
• lean → flaco ↔ mager — dünn, dürr
• lean → arrimar; apoyar ↔ accoter — appuyer d’un côté pour soutenir.
• lean → apoyar; empujar; sostener; amparar ↔ appuyer — placer contre quelque chose.
• lean → magro ↔ maigre — Qui contient peu de graisse
• lean → flaco; delgado ↔ maigre — Qui a un manque de chair
• lean → acurrucarse ↔ pencher — Incliner (sens général)







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