Pronunciation: /slɪm/
verb to make thinner or reduce in size
A1 She slimmed down by eating healthier and exercising regularly.
A2 He is trying to slim his waistline by cutting out sugary drinks.
B1 Many people struggle to slim down due to busy schedules and lack of motivation.
B2 The actress slimmed down for her role in the movie by following a strict diet and workout routine.
C1 After months of hard work, he successfully slimmed down and achieved his goal weight.
C2 She hired a personal trainer to help her slim down and get in shape for her upcoming marathon.
adjective having a small or slender width
A1 She has a slim body.
A2 The chances of winning are slim.
B1 He managed to squeeze through the slim gap in the fence.
B2 The company's chances of success are looking slim.
C1 Despite her slim chances, she decided to go for the promotion.
C2 The slim possibility of finding a solution became even slimmer as time went on.
formal She maintained a slim figure by following a strict diet and exercise regimen.
informal I'm trying to slim down before summer so I can fit into my old swimsuit.
slang I need to slim my wallet before payday hits.
figurative The chances of success are slim, but we can still try our best.
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