thinning

• Sustantivo que denota el proceso o resultado de reducir la densidad, el grosor o la plenitud de algo, empleado a menudo en contextos como la caída del cabello, la gestión forestal o la dilución de líquidos.

A noun referring to the process or result of making or becoming less dense, thick, or crowded, often used in contexts like hair loss, forest management, or liquid dilution.

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1. Process of becoming less denseB2formal

   The act or process of making or becoming less dense, thick, or crowded.

   adelgazamiento

   • The thinning of the ozone layer is a serious environmental concern.
   • Hair thinning is a common issue as people age.
   • The thinning of the forest allowed more sunlight to reach the ground.

   Sinónimosattenuationdepletiondiffusiondilutionrarefaction

   Antónimoscrowdingdensificationthickening

2. Reduction in number or amountB2formal

   A decrease in the number or quantity of something.

   reducción en número o cantidad

   • The thinning of the crowd made it easier to move around.
   • There has been a thinning of the workforce due to layoffs.
   • The thinning of the paint made it easier to apply evenly.

   Sinónimosattenuationcutbackdeclinedecreasedepletiondiminutionlesseningreduction

• Verbo utilizado para indicar la acción de reducir la densidad, el grosor o la concentración de algo, o de volverse menos denso, espeso o numeroso.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something less dense, less thick, or more sparse, or to become less dense or thick.

1. Make less denseB1formal

   To make something less thick, dense, or concentrated.

   Adelgazar, hacer menos denso

   • You need to thin the paint with water before applying it.
   • The gardener thinned the seedlings to give them more room to grow.
   • She thinned the sauce by adding a little broth.

   Sinónimosattenuatecutdiluterarefywater downweaken

   Antónimosconcentratecondensedensethicken

2. Become less denseB1formal

   To become less thick, dense, or crowded.

   Adelgazarse (volverse menos denso)

   • His hair began to thin as he got older.
   • The crowd thinned out after the parade ended.
   • The fog started to thin as the sun rose.

   Sinónimosattenuatedecreasediminishdispersedissipatedwindlelessenrarefytaperthin out

   Antónimoscondensethicken

Variantes phrasalthin out