Vocab Bloom Hub

trim down

/trɪm daʊn/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar a redução de algo em tamanho, quantidade ou custo, geralmente cortando ou removendo partes. Pode se referir tanto a emagrecer quanto a diminuir gastos, pessoal ou produção.

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verb

/trɪm daʊn/B2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar a redução de algo em tamanho, quantidade ou custo, geralmente cortando ou removendo partes. Pode se referir tanto a emagrecer quanto a diminuir gastos, pessoal ou produção.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of reducing something in size, amount, or cost, often by cutting or removing parts.

incontável · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Reduce size or weightinformal

    To make something smaller, thinner, or lighter, often by cutting or reducing.

    ptReduzir

    • She is trying to trim down before the wedding.
    • He trimmed down his expenses by eating out less.
    • The company plans to trim down its workforce.

    Sinônimoscurtailcut backcut downlessenpare downreduceshrinkslim downwhittle down

    Antônimosaugmentenlargeexpandextendincreaseswell

  2. Simplify or reduceinformal

    To make something more efficient or less complex by removing unnecessary parts.

    ptSimplificar ou reduzir

    • We need to trim down the report to just the key points.
    • The editor trimmed down the article to fit the page.
    • They trimmed down the project scope to meet the deadline.

    Sinônimoscondensecurtailcutdownsizepareprunereducescale downsimplifystreamlinetightenwhittle down

    Antônimosaugmentcomplicateelaborateexpand

Formas
  • trimmed down past participle
  • trimmed down past simple
  • trimming down present participle
  • trims down third person singular

Verbo basetrim

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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