Thin out Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈθɪn/ /ˈaʊt

THIN-OWT

UK

θˈɪn/ /ˈaʊt

THIN-OWT

परिभाषा

To make something less crowded, thick, or dense, often by removing some parts. Commonly used for people, plants, hair, or objects.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Often used in gardening ('thin out seedlings'), for crowds ('the crowd thinned out'), or hair ('thin out my hair'). Implies selective removal. Not used for liquids (use 'dilute'). Common in everyday and semi-formal contexts.

• Spanish: disminuir - aclarar - ralar (plantas)
• Portuguese (BR): afinar - ralejar - clarear (plantas)
• Portuguese (PT): afinar - desbastar - clarear (plantas)
• Chinese (Simplified): 稀释 - 减少 - 间苗
• Chinese (Traditional): 稀釋 - 減少 - 間苗
• Hindi: पतला करना - छाँटना
• Arabic: يُقلل - يخفف - يُضعف
• Bengali: পাতলা করা - পাতলা হওয়া - কমিয়ে দেওয়া
• Russian: проредить - убывать - уменьшать
• Japanese: 間引く - 薄くする - 減らす
• Vietnamese: làm thưa bớt - làm giảm bớt
• Korean: 성기게 하다 - 줄이다
• Turkish: seyreltmek - azaltmak
• Urdu: پتلا کرنا - کم کرنا
• Indonesian: mengurangi - menipiskan

उदाहरण वाक्य

You should thin out the carrots so they grow better.

basic

The crowd began to thin out after the concert ended.

basic

Can you thin out my hair a little?

basic

Traffic finally started to thin out around midnight.

natural

You'll need to thin out those files; there are way too many.

natural

After a few minutes, the line for coffee started to thin out.

natural