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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски

италиански

wafer-thin [Brit ˌweɪfəˈθɪn, Am ˈˌweɪfər ˈθɪn] ПРИЛ

wafer-thin: sottilissimo, sottile come un'ostia

италиански

английски

I. ostia [ˈɔstja] СЪЩ f

ostia РЕЛ: host

ostia (sfoglia circolare): wafer

consacrare l'ostia: to consecrate the host

II. ostia [ˈɔstja] МЕЖД

ostia: damn

III. ostia [ˈɔstja]

sottile come un'ostia: wafer-thin, wafery

I. trasparente [traspaˈrɛnte] ПРИЛ

1. trasparente:

trasparente (che lascia passare luce) vetro, diamante: transparent

trasparente (limpido) acqua: clear

trasparente (che lascia intravedere) tessuto, vestito: transparent

trasparente (che lascia intravedere) tessuto, vestito: see-through

vernice trasparente: glaze

pellicola trasparente: film

2. trasparente (sottilissimo) ирон:

trasparente fetta: wafer-thin

3. trasparente (diluito):

trasparente colore: transparent

4. trasparente прен:

trasparente (chiaro) gestione, transazione: transparent

trasparente (chiaro) gestione, transazione: open

trasparente (sincero) persona, sguardo: sincere

trasparente (intuibile) allusione, intenzioni: clear

trasparente (intuibile) allusione, intenzioni: transparent

II. trasparente [traspaˈrɛnte] СЪЩ м

1. trasparente КИНО:

trasparente: back projection

2. trasparente ТЕАТ:

trasparente: scrim

3. trasparente (pubblicità):

trasparente: transparency

4. trasparente (lucido):

trasparente: transparency

III. trasparente [traspaˈrɛnte]

(guarda che) non sei trasparente! шег: I can't see through you!

в PONS речника

wafer-thin [ˌweɪ·fɚ·ˈθɪn] ПРИЛ

wafer-thin: sottile come un'ostia

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How often have we headed to a fashion store and bemoaned tall, wafer-thin mannequins that look nothing like our regular-sized bodies?

www.breakingnews.ie

A new leader, governing with a wafer-thin majority, does not want to alienate any part of her party.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Somewhat overpriced at $9 for three, the wafer-thin strips of meat were infused with savoury flavour that ignited the tastebuds for what was to come.

www.stuff.co.nz

They were originally baked over open fires using decorative irons; however modern cooks use electric or stovetop irons to bake these wafer-thin biscuits.

en.wikipedia.org

Forget wafer-thin paper wrapped around a brown cardboard tube.

www.dailymail.co.uk