"thinness" in Spanish

it really shocked me to see her looking so thin

she was unfashionably thin

you must eat more, you're very thin

This is the thin end of the wedge, however.

The English 'slim' means 'thin' in Dutch.

It is also true, however, that there is a strong obsession, insistence and indeed a requirement to be thin.

Use the Pencil to draw thin, freeform lines or curves.

Select this option to display the page margins as thin lines.

Cut the marinated salmon into fairly thin slices and cover the inside of a cupola-shaped or half-round mould with the slices.

he's as thin as a rake

I want my employees to be able to access Microsoft Office from any desktop/thin client.

to give him a thin soup

Both types produce sharp images, but LCD monitors have the advantage of being much thinner and lighter.

he's as thin as a rake

The cumbersome tanker of Europe with its 12 captains - some fatter, some thinner - is not making headway or following a definite course.

This makes for greater coherence between the various measures, avoids a fragmentation of resources which are, after all, thin on the ground, and enables us to conduct a clearer policy.

Human resources are too thin in relation to the volume of aid that we are supposed to manage.

To date, however, such measures have been thin on the ground.

More than three years after the crisis, elements for regulating the financial markets are rather thin on the ground.

We are all in favour of lifelong learning, but let us not be too self-congratulatory when the evidence is so thin.

Human resources are too thin in relation to the volume of aid that we are supposed to manage.

To date, however, such measures have been thin on the ground.

More than three years after the crisis, elements for regulating the financial markets are rather thin on the ground.