thin content

θɪn ˈkɑːntɛnt

Definition

Definition of thin content - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mediacontent that lacks depth or detail

Readers quickly lose interest in thin content.

internet

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web pages with little useful information

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Expressions with thin

thin ice

layer of ice that is not thick

The children were warned not to skate on the thin ice.

thin out

make less dense or crowded

The crowd began to thin out after the concert ended.

wear thin

to become physically thinner or more worn through use or friction

The carpet began to wear thin after years of heavy foot traffic.

spread thin

adj.

having too many tasks to handle effectively

She felt spread thin with all her responsibilities.

thin on top

adj.

having little or no hair on the top of the head

My uncle is getting thin on top these days.

patience is wearing thin

exp.

express feeling of losing calmness or tolerance due to delays or annoyances

Her patience is wearing thin with the constant noise.

Expressions with content

content farm

website that produces large amounts of low-quality content for revenue

Many articles on that content farm are poorly researched and superficial.

to your heart's content

adv.

until you are fully satisfied

Once exams end, sleep to your heart's content.

content oneself with

be satisfied with what one has

He contented himself with a simple meal.

fat content

amount of fat in a food product

The yogurt has a low fat content.

salt content

amount of salt present inside a food, drink, or other material

The nutrition label shows the salt content of the packaged soup.

adult content

material intended for mature audiences

The website requires age verification to access adult content.

hardcore content

intense or extreme material in any field

The documentary featured hardcore content about the war.

harmful content

online or offline material likely to hurt people or cause serious risk

The platform removes harmful content to protect young users.

information content

amount of useful facts or knowledge contained in a message or source

The report’s high information content helped managers make quick decisions.

iron content

amount of iron present in a substance such as food or metal

Spinach has a higher iron content than many other leafy vegetables.

Examples of thin content in a sentence

The report was criticized for its thin content.
Many blogs suffer from thin content issues.
Thin content can harm your site's ranking.

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French:contenu léger, contenu maigre, ...
German:oberflächlicher Inhalt, dünner Inhalt, ...
Italian:contenuto superficiale, contenuti scarsi, ...
Spanish:contenido superficial, contenido escaso, ...
Portuguese:conteúdo superficial, conteúdo fraco, ...
Chinese:浅薄内容, 内容稀薄, ...
Japanese:浅いコンテンツ, 薄いコンテンツ, ...
Arabic:مُحْتَوًى سَطْحِيّ, مُحْتَوًى ضَعِيف, ...
Hebrew:תּוֹכֶן דַּל, תֹּכֶן דַּל, ...
Russian:поверхностный контент, тонкий контент, ...
Ukrainian:поверхневий контент, малоінформативний контент, ...
Hindi:सतही सामग्री, पतला कंटेंट, ...
Bengali:অগভীর বিষয়বস্তু, পাতলা বিষয়বস্তু, ...
Catalan:contingut superficial, contingut escàs, ...
Czech:povrchní obsah, tenký obsah, ...
Danish:overfladisk indhold, indhold af lav kvalitet, ...
Dutch:oppervlakkige inhoud, dunne inhoud, ...
Greek:επιφανειακό περιεχόμενο, φτωχό περιεχόμενο, ...
Hungarian:gyenge tartalom, thin content, ...
Khmer:ខ្លឹមសាររាក់, ទំព័រវិបដែលមានព័ត៌មានមានប្រយោជន៍តិចតួច, ...
Korean:얕은 콘텐츠, 얇은 콘텐츠, ...
Persian:محتوای سطحی, محتوای کم‌ارزش, ...
Polish:płytka treść, uboga treść, ...
Portuguese (BR):conteúdo superficial, conteúdo fraco, ...
Romanian:conținut superficial, conținut slab, ...
Swedish:ytligt innehåll, tunt innehåll, ...
Thai:เนื้อหาที่ขาดความลึกซึ้ง, เนื้อหาบาง, ...
Turkish:derinliksiz içerik, zayıf içerik, ...
Vietnamese:nội dung hời hợt, nội dung sơ sài, ...

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