leanness

/ˈɫinnəs/ noun

The property of being lean, without excess or fat.

Word Origin From Old English hlæne 'lean, thin, meager' — so leanness is the quality of being thin, without fat. The root goes back to Proto-Germanic *hlainjaz 'lean,' and it's related to German klein 'small'? Actually, klein is from a different root. The family includes leaning (as in a lean-to, a structure that leans). The idea: leanness is a lack of flesh, a spareness.

noun The property of being lean, without excess or fat. countable

The leanness of the meat made it a healthier choice for dinner.

(名词) 精瘦;瘦肉;瘦削

这块肉的瘦肉特性使其成为晚餐更健康的选择。

(sustantivo) magreza; delgadez; flaqueza [La propiedad de ser magro, sin exceso ni grasa.]

Lo magro de la carne la convirtió en una opción más saludable para la cena.

(nom) maigreur; minceur [Caractère de ce qui est maigre, dépourvu d'excès ou de matière grasse.]

La maigreur de la viande en faisait un choix plus sain pour le dîner.

(Substantiv) Magerkeit; Fettarmut [Die Eigenschaft, wenig Fett oder überschüssiges Gewebe zu enthalten; schlank oder mager zu sein.]

Die **Leanness** des Fleisches machte es zu einer gesünderen Wahl für das Abendessen.

(名詞) 脂肪や余分なものがない、引き締まっている性質。

その肉の脂身が少なかったため、夕食のより健康的な選択肢となった。

(substantivo) magreza [A propriedade de ser magro, sem excesso ou gordura.]

A magreza da carne a tornou uma escolha mais saudável para o jantar.

Word parts: lean + ness

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