Pesquisar
to lean
01
apoiar-se, inclinar-se
to bend from a straight position typically to rest the body against something for support
Intransitive: to lean against sth | to lean on sth
02
inclinar-se, tender para
to have a tendency to choose or support something
Intransitive: to lean toward a specific option
03
contar com, apoiar-se em
to depend on for support, guidance, or inspiration
Transitive: to lean on sb/sth
04
encostar, incrinar
to cause or allow something to rest against another object
Transitive: to lean sth against sth
lean
02
magro
(of meat) containing a small or no amount of fat
03
magro, pobre
lacking in mineral content or combustible material
04
pobre, inviável
not profitable or prosperous
05
magro, esbelto
containing little excess
Lean
01
inclinação, pendente
the property possessed by a line or surface that departs from the vertical
lean
v
leaner
n
leaner
n
leaning
adj
leaning
adj
leaning
n
leaning
n
Exemplo
The committee has leaned to the recommendation of the independent consultant.
The political current in the country is leaning toward more progressive policies.
He leaned up against the wall.
The gardener leaned the rake against the shed after finishing the yard work.
She leaned forward for a smooth toeside turn.
