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| sottile |
thin
slim
subtle
fine
slender
small
|
| magro |
thin
lean
skinny
slim
meager
skimmed
|
| fine |
fine
thin
subtle
dainty
subtile
chic
|
| esile |
slender
thin
slim
slight
weak
faint
|
| fino |
fine
thin
subtle
pure
subtile
|
| leggero |
light
slight
mild
soft
thin
faint
|
| smilzo |
thin
|
| rado |
sparse
thin
infrequent
occasional
|
| affilato |
sharp
thin
edgy
keen
cutting
|
| scarso |
poor
low
scarce
small
weak
thin
|
| secco |
dry
dried
withered
sharp
arid
thin
|
| diluito |
thin
weak
|
| delicato |
delicate
gentle
sensitive
soft
subtle
thin
|
| mingherlino |
thin
slender
|
| lungo |
long
lengthy
far
slow
tall
thin
|
| sparuto |
small
haggard
gaunt
thin
puny
|
| laminare |
laminate
thin
|
| brodoso |
watery
sloppy
thin
wishy-washy
|
| diluire |
dilute
thin
water down
thin down
cut
weaken
|
| assottigliare |
thin
reduce
diminish
attenuate
make thin
whittle
|
| assottigliarsi |
thin
taper
|
| diradarsi |
thin
|
| sfoltire |
thin
reduce
|
| diradare |
thin
reduce
thin away
become less frequent
|
| sfoltirsi |
thin
|
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Esempi
But all his hand managed to grab was thin air.
Strange sensations washed past her, thin and hard to touch but there.
The audience—if she could call them an audience—was thin.
” Her thin lips twisted in a mockery of a smile.
They were visible in a thin band a thousand paces above, where the tops of the Spine’s peaks reached.
Their breath still came out white even though the sun was rising, as its warmth couldn’t penetrate the thin cloud cover and reach the land below.
Its wings were pulled tight on its back, but as Rew watched, the creature flexed them, the thin membranes looking solid in the dark of the night.
”Sam shifted his gaze to the entrance of the cave, where the storm of time-accelerating rain had passed and faint rays of sunlight were beginning to peek out from the thin layer of cloud cover that remained.
He had never been as thin as Feyre during his own years of poverty, but he understood the hunger in each brushstroke.
Around his wrists were wide bracelets so finely fitted and the metal that comprised them so thin that they flexed with the play of his muscles.
From their perch, they could see the thin thread of road that cut along the outskirts of the barrowlands, hugging the mountain range as tightly as it could without traveling into the actual foothills.
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