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slimmer

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slim  (slm)
adj. slim·mer, slim·mest
1. Small in girth or thickness in proportion to height or length; slender.
2. Small in quantity or amount; meager: slim chances of success.
intr. & tr.v. slimmed, slim·ming, slims
1. To become or make slim.
2. To lose or cause to lose weight, as by dieting or exercise.

[Dutch, bad, sly, from Middle Dutch slimp, slim, bad, crooked.]

slimly adv.
slimmer n.
slimness n.
Translations
slimmer [ˈslɪməʳ] Npersona f que está a dieta
slimmer [ˈslɪmər] npersonne f au régime
slimmer
nKalorienzähler(in) m(f) (hum); special meals for slimmersspezielle Gerichte für Leute, die abnehmen wollen
slimmer [ˈslɪməʳ] nchi è a dieta


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