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slimly

/ˈslɪmli/

Tradução: Indica que uma ação é realizada de forma fina, esguia, escassa ou com uma margem muito pequena.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/ˈslɪmli/B2formal
  • ptIndica que uma ação é realizada de forma fina, esguia, escassa ou com uma margem muito pequena.

Indicates that an action is performed in a thin, narrow, or meager manner, or with a very small margin.

  1. In a physically slender or thin mannerB2formal

    In a way that is narrow, slight, or delicate in physical form, often describing posture, attire, or structure.

    ptDe forma esguia, delgada (forma física)

    • The marble column rose slimly against the bright sky.
    • She dressed slimly in a tailored black suit that accentuated her frame.
    • The snake moved slimly through the narrow crack.
    • He held the pen slimly between his long fingers.
    • The branch extended slimly over the water, barely thick enough to support weight.

    Sinônimosslenderlythinly

    Antônimosbroadlystoutlythickly

  2. By a very small margin; barely; meagerlyC1formal

    In a manner that involves only a slight degree, small amount, or narrow advantage, often suggesting insufficiency or a close outcome.

    ptPor uma margem mínima, por pouco, escassamente

    • The team slimly qualified for the finals on goal difference.
    • He slimly escaped the avalanche by diving behind a rock.
    • The budget was slimly approved with a single vote margin.
    • The project continued slimly, scraping by with minimal funding.
    • She slimly avoided a collision, swerving at the last second.

    Sinônimosbarelyhardlymarginallymeagerlynarrowlyscarcelyslightly

    Antônimosamplyfullygreatlysubstantially

Formas
  • more slimly comparative form
  • most slimly superlative form
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