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to lean
01
apoyarse en
to bend from a straight position typically to rest the body against something for support
Intransitive: to lean against sth | to lean on sth
Ejemplos
The cat stretched and leaned against the window, basking in the warmth of the sunlight.
El gato se estiró y se inclinó contra la ventana, disfrutando del calor de la luz del sol.
02
inclinarse por
to have a tendency to choose or support something
Intransitive: to lean toward a specific option
Ejemplos
The committee seems to lean in favor of the new proposal.
El comité parece inclinarse a favor de la nueva propuesta.
03
apoyarse, contar con
to depend on for support, guidance, or inspiration
Transitive: to lean on sb/sth
Ejemplos
As a mentor, he encourages his students to lean on their strengths to overcome obstacles.
Como mentor, anima a sus estudiantes a apoyarse en sus fortalezas para superar obstáculos.
04
apoyar, recostar
to cause or allow something to rest against another object
Transitive: to lean sth against sth
Ejemplos
To save space, the bookshelf was leaned against the wall instead of being mounted.
Para ahorrar espacio, la estantería fue apoyada contra la pared en lugar de ser montada.
lean
Ejemplos
The lean dog ran effortlessly alongside its owner during their morning jog.
02
magro, sin grasa
(of meat) containing little or no fat
Ejemplos
He opted for lean ground turkey instead of beef for a healthier burger option.
03
low in minerals or combustible material
04
not yielding profit
05
having little extra or surplus
Lean
01
the angle or tilt of a line, surface, or object away from the vertical
02
lean, purple drank
a recreational drink made from codeine-laced promethazine syrup, often mixed with soda and candy
SlangEjemplos
She warned him about the risks of drinking lean.
Ella le advirtió sobre los riesgos de beber lean.
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