lean

/lˈiːn/

/ˈɫin/

to lean

MAIN VERB

apoyarse en

to bend from a straight position or to rest the body against something for support

sinónimos : angle

inclinarse por

to have a tendency to choose or support something

sinónimos : be given

lean

delgado

(of a person or animal) thin and fit in a way that looks healthy

sinónimos : thin

antónimos : fat

magro

describing meat that contains a small or no amount of fat

Ejemplos

1. Poultry is a lean source of protein and a healthier alternative to red meat.

2. She leaned back against the wall and closed her eyes.

3. He opted for lean ground turkey instead of beef for a healthier burger option.

4. They knew that a lean agreement is better than a fat lawsuit.