Examples of using Thinly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Financial
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Computer
Thinly traded securities are those that cannot be easily sold
I went to prepare warm milk, and she was dressed very thinly.
The drug is recommended to be applied to the affected skin on any part of the body immediately after the onset of the initial symptoms, rather thinly and carefully rubbed.
give preference to the second option- to cut bacon at home so smoothly and thinly it is unlikely.
drain the quinoa of the water and spread it out thinly on a large plate or tray.
use kitchen towel to wipe the oil thinly and evenly.
while remote, thinly populated areas have much cleaner air.
still thinly and unevenly spread in Europe.
If the proposed reform simply consisted in spreading more thinly among all citizens the non-contributory benefits currently concentrated on the poor, the latter would
Save in the cookbook ingredients For 6 servings 12 pieces of veal schnitzel, thinly sliced 12 slices of cooked ham 200 g black olives;
One large vegetable peel, thinly slice large chunks along for half an hour
Lastly, PUR adhesives are applied thinly, which helps prevent wavy spines
very often there is a thinly painted ceramic tile,
are very thinly written and barely have a personality.
and then as thinly as possible roll it out.
instead of spreading efforts too thinly over too many sectors.
Put the product in a baking pan lined with parchment paper, thinly oil it and put it into the fan assisted oven preheated to 200 °C
Many in Kazakhstan, a vast but thinly populated nation, are suspicious of China's growing influence in resource-rich Central Asia and accuse the government of selling
Put the product in a baking pan lined with parchment paper, thinly oil it and put it into the fan assist oven preheated to 200 °C
rear of the vehicle are relatively thinly armoured, offering only effective protection against smaller calibre autocannons.