slimming
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++slim·ming1 /ˈslɪmɪŋ/ noun [uncountable] British English THIN PERSONthe activity of trying to make yourself thinner by eating less, taking exercise etc 减肥
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slimming• When people join a slimming club they are, in effect, giving themselves a boost, a social reward for slimming.• I was there to give some talks on motivation and slimming and had a stand displaying my books.• No one should feel pressurised into slimming.• An example is the once highly popular low-carbohydrate method of slimming.slimming2 adjective making you look thinner 显得苗条的，显瘦的 Solid colors are more slimming than patterns. 单色要比图案显瘦。Examples from the Corpus
slimming• When people join a slimming club they are, in effect, giving themselves a boost, a social reward for slimming.• Everyone, whether on a slimming diet or not, should reduce this kind of sugar to an absolute minimum.• Some slimming magazines also publish guides to the fat and fibre content of food.• Over-eating is considered bad by the dieter, while the slimming regime is difficult but good and virtuous.• The problem is that dieting on a standard slimming regime is difficult.slim·ming1 nounslimming2 adjectiveChineseSyllable
by activity less, Corpus eating to thinner yourself the of trying make
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slimming
slim‧ming1 /ˈslɪmɪŋ/ 
noun [uncountable] British English
the activity of trying to make yourself thinner by eating less, taking exercise etc
slimming2 adjective
making you look thinner:
Solid colors are more slimming than patterns.
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noun [uncountable] British Englishthe activity of trying to make yourself thinner by eating less, taking exercise etc
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adjectivemaking you look thinner: