leaner

英 [ˈliːnə]

美 [ˈlinər]

adj.  肉少的; 瘦且健康的; 脂肪少的; 无脂肪的; 难以赚钱的; 生产不出(食物等)的; 贫乏的
lean的比较级

英英释义

noun

• (horseshoes) the throw of a horseshoe so as to lean against (but not encircle) the stake

双语例句

• All roast beef was leaner than all hamburger meat.
  所有的烤牛排都比汉堡中的肉瘦。
• Those that ate higher ratios of protein were leaner. But they didn't live as long.
  那些吃了更高比例蛋白质的老鼠更为精瘦，但它们活得并不长。
• In the third study in the New England Journal, researchers also found that leaner people tended to have more brown fat deposits than overweight or obese individuals.
  在新英格兰杂志的第三次研究中，研究人员发现体型较瘦的人和超重或肥胖的人相比，体内含有更多的棕色脂肪。
• This is an opportunity to learn to run leaner and meaner than your competition.
  这是一个学习的机会运行更加精简比你的竞争对手。
• In the study, the optimistic women exercised more and were leaner than pessimistic peers.
  研究表明，乐观的女性锻炼得多，而且比悲观的人瘦的多。
• Companies are leaner and more efficient, but wary of investing or hiring.
  各公司规模更精简更有效率，但在投资和招人问题上谨小慎微。
• The mice that ate only while active were 40% leaner and had lower cholesterol and blood sugar.
  只在活跃时间内进食的老鼠脂肪要少40%，胆固醇和血糖含量也都更低。
• Firms have become leaner, too.
  企业也越发精益高效。
• The poor consumer is finding that times are getting leaner.
  这个可怜的消费者发现日子过得更拮据了。
• Some studies suggest that teens who drink milk tend to be leaner and the protein helps build muscle.
  牛奶，经多项研究表明，青少年选择喝牛奶有助于蛋白质均衡帮助其更好地构建肌肉。