Definition
Definition of semi-thin - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
measurementRare partly thin but not extremely thinRare
- The scientist prepared a semi-thin section for the microscope.
- She wore a semi-thin sweater on the chilly day.
- The artist used a semi-thin brush for detailing.
Origin of semi-thin
Latin/English, semi (half) + thin (slender)
Terms with semi-thin included in their meaning
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textile
thin, semi-transparent fabric made from cotton or silk
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- French:semi-fin, ...
- German:halbdünn, ...
- Italian:semi-sottile, ...
- Spanish:semi-delgado, ...
- Portuguese:semi-fino, ...
- Chinese:中等偏薄的, ...
- Japanese:半薄の, ...
- Arabic:نِصْف رَقِيق, ...
- Hebrew:חֲצִי-דַּק, ...
- Russian:полутонкий, ...
- Ukrainian:напівтонкий, ...
- Hindi:आधा पतला, ...
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