wafer-thin v slovarju Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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wafer-thin [am. angl. ˈˌweɪfər ˈθɪn, brit. angl. ˌweɪfəˈθɪn] PRID.

wafer-thin layer/disc/metal:

wafer-thin

finísimo

wafer-thin

delgadísimo

a wafer-thin majority

una estrechísima mayoría

wafer-thin v slovarju PONS

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wafer-thin [ˌweɪfəˈθɪn, am. angl. -fɚˈ-] PRID.

wafer-thin

finísimo, -a

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

It's a wafer-thin premise with wafer-thin stakes, just trying to claw through time to get to the glowstick-touting, shutter-shades wearing party montage.

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The bid-to-cover ratio was wafer-thin, falling to 1.02.

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Socialists would regard this distinction as wafer-thin to non-existent.

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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?

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The carbon fiber shell of the aerial vehicles is wafer-thin but resilient.

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

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The wings were covered with wafer-thin solar power receptors that convert sunlight into electricity to power miniature high-speed electric turbine fans in his uniform and boots.

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The clean entertainer with a wafer-thin storyline had plenty of situational humour.

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The new operation involves having a wafer-thin, 3mm square microchip made of gold and iridium with 1,500 sensors implanted in the back of the eye.

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A wafer-thin, low-carbohydrate, wholewheat based crust was added to the menu in 2004.

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