thinly

【形容词】

1. 薄的；细的

thinly: in a thin way; not thickly or heavily.

牛津词典：

1. Having opposite surfaces or sides close together.

2. Not dense or crowded.

柯林斯词典：

1. If you cut something thinly or slice it thinly, you cut it into thin pieces.

2. A thinly populated or thinly settled area has few people living in it.

词汇扩充：

thin、thinness

近义词：

fine、fine-grained、flimsy、gauzy、light、lightweight、paper-thin、sheer、slender、slim、slight、subtle

反义词：

thick、thickly、dense

2. 稀疏的；薄弱的

thinly: sparsely; not thickly or densely.

牛津词典：

1. With relatively few people, objects, or events.

2. Thinly traded stocks have relatively few shares being bought or sold.

柯林斯词典：

1. A thinly traded market has few buyers and sellers, so there is not much activity or movement in the prices of shares.

2. If a company is thinly capitalized, it has very little capital.

词汇扩充：

thinness

近义词：

scant、scarce、sparse

反义词：

thick、dense、abundant、plentiful

3. 稀薄的；淡的

thinly: in a thin way; not thickly or strongly.

牛津词典：

1. Containing little fat or other heavy or unsubstantial ingredients.

2. Lacking in strength or substance.

柯林斯词典：

1. A thin liquid is watery.

2. If you describe a voice or a sound as thin, you mean that it is high and unpleasant.

词汇扩充：

thinness

近义词：

dilute、runny、weak、watery

反义词：

thick、rich、strong

【名词】

1. 薄；细；稀

thinly: in a thin way; not thickly or heavily.

牛津词典：

1. A thin or narrow part or section.

2. The thin part of a wedge or blade.

柯林斯词典：

1. You can refer to a liquid such as a sauce as a thin sauce if it is not thick.

2. The thin of the wedge is the part that is thin and sharp.

词汇扩充：

thinness

近义词：

edge、narrow part、slender part

反义词：

thick part、thick

2. 人口稀少的地区

thinly: sparsely; not thickly or densely.

牛津词典：

1. An area or region where there are relatively few people.

2. An area where the vegetation is not very dense.

柯林斯词典：

1. A thinly populated area has few people living in it.

2. A thinly settled region has few people living in it.

词汇扩充：

thinness

近义词：

sparsely populated/occupied/settled/peopled

反义词：

densely populated/occupied/settled/peopled

【例句】

1. He sliced the cucumber thinly and arranged the slices on a plate.（他将黄瓜切薄片并摆在盘子上。）
2. The fabric is so thin that it is almost transparent.（这种面料非常薄，几乎透明。）
3. The thin layer of ice on the pond cracked under their weight.（池塘上的薄冰在他们的重量下裂开了。）
4. The thinly populated village only had a few dozen residents.（人口稀少的村庄只有几十名居民。）
5. His explanation for being late was thin at best.（他关于迟到的解释充其量都站不住脚。）
6. The company's profits have been thin in recent years.（这家公司近年来的利润微薄。）
7. The soup was too thin, so she added some more flour to thicken it.（汤太稀了，所以她加了一些面粉增稠。）
8. The thin of the wedge was sharp enough to cut through the wood.（楔子的锋利部分足以切开木头。）
9. The sauce was too thin, so she simmered it longer to reduce and thicken it.（酱汁太稀，所以她继续煮沸以减少并浓缩它。）
10. The city's outskirts are sparsely populated and have a thin scattering of houses.（该城市的郊区人口稀少，房屋分布稀疏。）
11. She drew a thin line with the eyeliner to define her eyes.（她用眼线笔画了一条细线勾勒出她的眼睛。）
12. They painted the walls with a thin layer of primer before applying the final coat.（他们在施加最后一层涂料之前，用一层薄薄的底漆涂刷了墙壁。）
13. The thin of the wedge is the sharp part that is inserted first.（楔子的尖部是首先插入的锋利部分。）
14. The thin sauce added a subtle flavor to the dish.（这种稀薄的酱汁给菜肴增添了一种细微的风味。）
15. She had a thin voice that was hard to hear in a crowded room.（她的声音很高，人多的房间里很难听到。）
16. The company's thinly traded stocks experienced significant price fluctuations.（该公司交易稀少的股票经历了大幅价格波动。）
17. They decided to invest in a thinly capitalized startup.（他们决定投资一家资金很少的初创公司。）
18. He spread a thin layer of butter on the toast.（他在烤面包上抹了一层薄薄的黄油。）
19. She cut the steak into thin strips for the stir-fry.（她把牛排切成细条，用于炒菜。）
20. The thin morning mist gradually dissipated as the sun rose.（随着太阳的升起，薄薄的晨雾逐渐消散了。）