lean|leans in English

noun

[lɪːn]

inclination, tendency; meat in which there is more muscle than fat, lean meat

Use "lean|leans" in a sentence

1. He leans artistically towards romanticism.

2. Crawl leans more towards the suspense angle

3. Lucker leans against the porch pillar.

4. 1 The postbox leans a little bit.

5. A bow drill (18) leans against the toolbox.

6. The philosophy of those long - hairs leans towards nihilism.

7. Uranus in Pisces leans toward the spiritual as well.

8. He leans whichever way the wind is blowing.

9. Now: if the person leans backward, he/she looks like a Backslash; if the person leans forward, he/she looks like a forward slash; Applications

10. The tower now leans about 15 degrees from the vertical.

11. One scratches his hairy chest and leans back, positively smouldering.

12. The trend in the Arab world leans towards aridity.

13. Lean and hungry.

14. The taste leans on the Brinier side with a moister texture

15. He leans towards more lighthearted subjects in his later works.

16. Without proper interrogation and criticism, government leans away from democracy towards autocracy.

17. Battered by Scandal, Cuomo Leans on Black Leaders to Build His Defense

18. 30 From the opposite corner of the blackboard leans an abacus.

19. The building leans so much that it seems to defy gravity.

20. lean NOx trap/absorber type;

21. She was of lean habit.

22. Break up to pork sell for pigskin of lean lean, chop, fat no wonder perhaps.

23. Backslash: \ Forward Slash: / A good way to remember the difference between a Backslash and a forward slash is that a Backslash leans backwards ( \ ), while a forward slash leans forward ( / )

24. He's a tall , lean chap.

25. Type of catalytic action: ... (oxidising, three-way, lean NOx trap, SCR, lean NOx catalyst or other)