thin in Russian
thin in Russian is то́нкий, тонкий, худо́й — thin means having little distance between opposite surfaces; not thick.
thin in Russian
What does "thin" mean?
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adj Having little distance between opposite surfaces; not thick.
"She sliced the bread into thin, even pieces."
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adj Having little body fat; slim or lean.
"He looked thin after weeks of illness."
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adj Runny; of low viscosity.
"Add water if the paint is too thin."
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adj Sparse; not densely packed or crowded.
"Attendance at the meeting was thin this week."
thin in a sentence
- She sliced the bread into thin, even pieces.
- He looked thin after weeks of illness.
- The greyhound was thin but incredibly fast.
- Add water if the paint is too thin.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "thin" in Russian?
"thin" in Russian is то́нкий, тонкий, худо́й. thin means: Having little distance between opposite surfaces; not thick.
How do you pronounce то́нкий?
"thin" in Russian is то́нкий, pronounced "tonkiy".
How do you use "thin" in a sentence?
Example: "She sliced the bread into thin, even pieces." In Russian, "thin" is то́нкий, тонкий, худо́й.
Are there other ways to say "thin" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 8 translations listed for "thin": то́нкий, тонкий, худо́й, то́щий, жи́дкий, разрежённый.