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rozcieńczalnik

thinner [ˈθɪnəʳ, Am -ɚ] N no pl

thinner
OpenDict entry

thinner N

thinner AGR

I. thin <-nn-> [θɪn] ADJ

1. thin (not thick):

2. thin person, animal:

3. thin hair, liquid:

4. thin (feeble):

5. thin air:

Phrases:

II. thin <-nn-> [θɪn] ADV

III. thin <-nn--nn-> [θɪn] VB trans

1. thin liquid:

rozcieńczać [perf rozcieńczyć]

2. thin carrots, ranks:

przerzedzać [perf przerzedzić]

paper thin ADJ

thin down VB intr

chudnąć [perf s-]

I. thin out VB trans

przerzedzać [perf przerzedzić]
thin out plants
przerywać [perf przerwać]

II. thin out VB intr

thin out crowd:

przerzedzać [perf przerzedzić] się

thin market N ECON

thin-skinned ADJ

wafer-thin ADJ

wafer-thin majority
OpenDict entry

to spread oneself too thin

Present
Ithin
youthin
he/she/itthins
wethin
youthin
theythin
Past
Ithinned
youthinned
he/she/itthinned
wethinned
youthinned
theythinned
Present Perfect
Ihavethinned
youhavethinned
he/she/ithasthinned
wehavethinned
youhavethinned
theyhavethinned
Past Perfect
Ihadthinned
youhadthinned
he/she/ithadthinned
wehadthinned
youhadthinned
theyhadthinned

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The skin of the bony ear canal is unique, in that it is not movable but is closely attached to the bone, and it is almost paper thin.
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With paper thin solar cells we could have solar cells on blinds, in windows, in curtains, and almost anywhere in the home.
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Since most show no clear signs of antique use-wear, often are over-sized, or paper thin, they appear to be dedicatory and not use-implements.
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When asked to rate their acoustical performance, people often describe these walls as paper thin.
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For despite the predictable and paper thin storyline, the film manages to hook you with its sheer atmospherics.
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