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leant /li:n/
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verb/ˈliːn/ leans; leaned or Brit leant /ˈlɛnt/; leaning[no obj] :to bend or move from a straight position[+ obj] :to cause (something) to bend or move from a straight position[no obj] :to rest on or against something or someone for support[+ obj] :to cause (something) to rest on or against somethinga - used to describe what someone wants to do, tends to do, or is likely to dob - used to say that someone supports one group or set of beliefs more than another; often + towardc - used to say that something is more like one thing than another; often + towardlean on[phrasal verb]lean on (someone or something) :to depend on (someone or something) for supportlean on (someone) informal :to force or try to force (someone) to do something especially by making threats :to put pressure on (someone)lean over backwardxem backwardadjectiveleaner; leanest[also more ~; most ~]not having much fat on the body :physically thin, strong, and healthycontaining little or no fatlean meatnot having or producing much money, food, etc.usually approving :not using a lot of something (such as words or money)synonyms lean, thin, and skinny mean not having much fat on the body. lean suggests a lack of unnecessary fat and may also suggest the muscular body of an athlete.the strong lean legs of a runner thin can describe a person whose lack of fat is unhealthy, but it also often describes a person who is considered attractive.
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leaning, lean-to
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adjectiveHe has the lean leggy build typical of a runnerThe Kanes tried for years to eke a living from the lean soilThe Depression was a lean period for most peopleverbShe leant her head on his shoulderIsn't that pole leaning over too much?She leans towards conservatism when it comes to moralitylean towardslean onYou can lean on me if you need helpSometimes the gang would lean on a shopkeeper who refused to pay for 'protection'