fattened

• يصف حيوانًا سُمّن وأُطعم بكثرة حتى صار سمينًا، ولا سيما تمهيدًا لذبحه أو لأكله.

Describes an animal that has been made fat, especially for slaughter or consumption.

1. Made fat or plumpB1formal

   Describes an animal or person that has been fed to become larger or heavier, often for consumption.

   مُسَمَّن

   • The farmer sold the fattened pigs at the market.
   • Fattened cattle are ready for slaughter.
   • The goose was fattened for the holiday feast.

   المرادفاتcorn-fedstall-fedstuffed

   الأضدادleanskinnythin

2. Enriched or made abundantB2informal

   Used metaphorically to describe something that has been made larger, richer, or more substantial.

   مُعظَّم

   • The company's profits were fattened by the new contract.
   • His bank account was fattened after the inheritance.
   • The report was fattened with unnecessary details.

   المرادفاتaugmentedenhancedexpandedincreasedinflatedstrengthenedswollen

   الأضدادdepleteddiminishedimpoverishedreduced

• فعل يدل على جعل الشخص أو الحيوان سميناً أو أكثر سمنة، أو على صيرورته سميناً.

A verb used to indicate the act of making or becoming fat or fatter, often in reference to animals or people.

1. Make or become fatB1formal

   To cause an animal or person to become fatter, often by feeding them more.

   تسمين

   • Farmers fatten cattle before slaughter.
   • She tried to fatten her cat by giving it extra food.
   • The diet is designed to fatten up underweight patients.

   المرادفاتbuild upfatten outfatten upflesh outplump upstuff

   الأضدادleanreduceslimstarvethin

2. Increase in size or amountB2informal

   To make something larger, thicker, or more substantial.

   زيادة الحجم أو الكمية

   • The company plans to fatten its profits by raising prices.
   • He added more details to fatten the report.
   • The sauce needs to be fattened with cream.

   المرادفاتaugmentenlargeexpandincreaseswellthicken

   الأضدادreduceshrinkslimthin

الصيغ المركّبةfatten outfatten up