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trim

/trɪm/

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adjective

/trɪm/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то аккуратное, опрятное и находящееся в хорошем порядке; также используется для описания стройного и подтянутого человека.

Describes something that is neat, smart, and in good order; also used to describe a person who is slim and fit.

  1. Thin and fitB1formal

    Having a slim, healthy, and athletic body shape.

    ruСтройный

    • She keeps herself trim by exercising daily.
    • He has a trim figure from years of swimming.
    • The athlete maintained a trim physique throughout the season.

    Synonymsfitleanslenderslimsveltetonedwiry

    Antonymschubbyfatflabbyobeseoverweightplump

  2. Neat and orderlyB1formal

    Characterized by order, neatness, and freedom from disorder, especially for places.

    ruАккуратный

    • The garden was kept trim and tidy.
    • Her desk is always trim and organized.
    • They maintain a trim and well-kept house.

    Synonymsneatorderlyshipshapesmartsprucetidyuncluttered

    Antonymsdisorderlymessyslipshodslovenlyunkemptuntidy

  3. Smart in appearanceB2formal

    Neat, smart, and well-groomed in appearance.

    ruПодтянутый

    • He looked trim in his new suit.
    • The soldiers stood trim and upright in their uniforms.
    • She always appears trim and polished at work.

    Synonymscrispdapperneatsmartsnappysprucetidy

    Antonymsdisheveledmessyscruffyslatternlyslovenlyunkemptuntidy

  4. Severely simple in designC1formal

    Having a clean, simple, and unadorned design or line.

    ruСтрогий

    • The building has a trim, modern architectural style.
    • Her dress was trim and elegant, with no unnecessary details.
    • The interior design is trim and minimalist.

    Synonymsausterebarecleanplainseveresimplesparestarkunadorned

    Antonymsbaroquedecoratedelaboratefancyflamboyantgaudyornateostentatious

Forms
  • trimmer comparative form
  • trimmest superlative form
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noun

/trɪm/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние аккуратности и порядка, декоративное дополнение к одежде, ориентацию самолёта в полёте или действие по обрезанию чего-либо до нужного размера или формы.

A noun referring to a state of neatness and order, a decorative addition to clothing, the orientation of an aircraft in flight, or the act of cutting something to the desired size or shape.

  1. State of arrangement or appearanceB1formal

    A condition of being neat, orderly, and well-prepared.

    ruПорядок

    • The garden is in good trim after the spring cleanup.
    • He keeps his car in perfect trim.
    • The house was in excellent trim for the party.

    Synonymsconditionfettlefitnessformkilterorderreadinessshapestate

    Antonymschaosclutterdisarraydisordermessuntidiness

  2. Decoration or adornment on a garmentB2formal

    An ornamental addition, such as lace, braid, or piping, used to decorate clothing or fabric.

    ruОтделка

    • The dress had gold trim around the collar.
    • She added a lace trim to the hem of her skirt.
    • The jacket's trim was made of leather.

    Synonymsadornmentappliquebraiddecorationedgingembellishmentlaceornamentationpipingtrimming

  3. Aircraft attitudeC1formal

    The orientation of an aircraft in flight when it is allowed to maintain its own attitude without control input.

    ruБалансировка

    • The pilot adjusted the trim for level flight.
    • The aircraft's trim was set for a gentle descent.
    • Proper trim reduces pilot fatigue on long flights.

    Synonymsbalanceequilibrium

  4. Cutting down to desired size or shapeB1formal

    The act of cutting something to make it smaller, neater, or more suitable.

    ruСтрижка

    • The barber gave him a quick trim.
    • She needs a trim for her overgrown hedge.
    • A trim of the document removed unnecessary sections.

    Synonymsclippingcutparingpruningshearingsnippingtrimming

Forms
  • trims plural form
  • trims' possessive plural form
  • trim's possessive singular form
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verb

/trɪm/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по обрезанию лишних или неровных частей чего-либо, чтобы сделать это аккуратным или придать требуемый размер или форму.

A verb used to indicate the act of cutting away the excess or irregular parts of something to make it neat or of the required size or shape.

  1. Cut or reduce sizeB1formal

    To cut away the outer or unwanted parts of something to make it neater or smaller.

    ruПодстричь

    • She trimmed the edges of the paper with scissors.
    • He trimmed his beard before the interview.
    • The gardener trimmed the overgrown bushes.

    Synonymsclipcropcutcut backpareprunereduceshaveshorten

    Antonymsaugmentenlargeexpandextendlengthen

  2. Decorate or adornB2formal

    To add decorative elements to something, often for a festive or aesthetic purpose.

    ruУкрашать

    • They trimmed the Christmas tree with lights and ornaments.
    • The dress was trimmed with lace along the hem.
    • She trimmed the cake with fresh berries and mint.

    Synonymsadornbeautifybedeckdeckdecorateembellishfestoongarnishornament

  3. Reduce or cut downB2formal

    To make something smaller or less in amount, often to save money or resources.

    ruСократить

    • The company trimmed its budget by cutting unnecessary expenses.
    • He trimmed his spending on luxury items.
    • We need to trim the workforce to stay profitable.

    Synonymscurtailcutcut backdecreasediminishpareprunereduceretrenchslash

    Antonymsaugmentboostenlargeexpandextendincreaseraiseswell

  4. Adjust aircraft controlsC1formal

    To adjust the control surfaces of an aircraft to maintain stable flight without constant manual input.

    ruОтрегулировать

    • The pilot trimmed the plane for level flight.
    • He trimmed the elevators to reduce the need for constant pressure on the yoke.
    • Properly trimming the aircraft improves fuel efficiency.

    Synonymsadjustbalanceset

  5. Maintain flight equilibriumC1formal

    To be in a state of aerodynamic balance during flight, requiring minimal control input.

    ruБалансировать

    • The aircraft trimmed perfectly after the adjustment.
    • The plane trimmed itself automatically using the autopilot system.
    • The pilot checked that the aircraft trimmed correctly before engaging autopilot.

    Synonymsbalance

  6. Decorate foodB2formal

    To add edible garnishes to a dish for visual appeal.

    ruУкрашать

    • The chef trimmed the plate with a sprig of parsley.
    • She trimmed the dessert with chocolate shavings.
    • The dish was trimmed with edible flowers for a beautiful presentation.

    Synonymsadorndecoratedressembellishgarnish

    Antonymsbarestrip

More meanings (3)
  1. Cultivate plantsB1formal

    To cut back the growth of plants to encourage healthy development or maintain shape.

    ruПодрезать

    • He trimmed the rose bushes to promote new blooms.
    • The gardener trimmed the hedges into neat shapes.
    • She trimmed the overgrown vines to keep them under control.

    Synonymsclipcut backpruneshapesheartidy

  2. Cut closelyB1informal

    To cut something very short or close to the surface.

    ruСрезать

    • He trimmed his hair very short for the summer.
    • The barber trimmed his beard close to the skin.
    • She trimmed the grass right down to the ground.

    Synonymsclipcropshaveshearsnip

    Antonymsextendgrowlengthen

  3. Adjust sailsC1formal

    To adjust the position of sails on a ship to make the best use of the wind.

    ruНастроить паруса

    • The sailors trimmed the sails to catch the wind more efficiently.
    • He trimmed the mainsail to increase speed.
    • Properly trimming the sails is essential for optimal sailing performance.

    Synonymsadjustsetsheet

Forms
  • trimmed past participle
  • trimmed past simple
  • trimming present participle
  • trims third person singular

Phrasal variantstrim down

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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