Examples of using Very thinly in English and their translations into Dutch
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Very thinly produced and icy guitars lay down the riffs that have a distinct Swedish touch.
The dough should be very thinly rolled, then the hinkal will be multi-layered, i.e.
Colour the background by applying very thinly a mixture of primary magenta/ naphthol red medium and primary cyan.
Camouflage Gel can be applied very thinly and is compatible with all other alessandro gels.
but dresses it very thinly.
Distribute the glue very thinly and evenly inside the template,
The butterfly can be folded very thinly, and then it pops up on your finger tip….
Beware: chef's knives may look robust, but they are very thinly sharpened.
With around 12,300 inhabitants, which means 1 per square kilometre, the area is very thinly populated.
By adding more or less turpentine one can even wash very thinly with it.
It has also been decided to set up an Objective 6 to deal with the special pro blems facing the very thinly populated regions of the Nordic countries.
which is still very thinly spread around the world,
The EUR 1.6 billion allocated to the"Other" country category is very thinly spread across almost 100 countries
stretch very thinly with hands and spread on a hot frying pan with butter.
When cut very thinly, it can be enjoyed as a delicacy
Cod pataniscas, octopus salad and cod salad(salted, very thinly shredded to keep an aromatic
The EasyETF option is very thinly traded on the Euronext Paris exchange.
This makes it possible to sharpen very thinly which benefits the cutting properties.
It cannot be fair to expect people in what are often very thinly populated, really poor regions, to bear the whole burden of protecting the coast.
Peel the cucumbers and slice them very thinly.
