Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Lean"

A: I'm assuming this is from something like "the lean, mean ___ machine."
This phrase means that the object in question is very good at what it does. For example, if you said "he was a lean, mean fighting machine," it could be interpreted as "he was very good at fighting."

A: This is probably about a body that is lean (not fat) and tight (muscular)

A: Depende do contexto a palavra solta assim pode ser como adjetivo magro, pobre, esguio

A: It depends on the context. Lean on me means let me be there for you in times of trouble. You could also lean on an object which means to put your weight on it.

A: Manipulate. If you're leaning on someone you can push them in the direction you want.

A: @KatzenKraft Examples of this would be:
1) I leaned towards him as he spoke.
2) I moved away from him but he leaned towards me again.
3) If she leaned towards him, he could smell her perfume.

Let me know if these help in understanding :)

A: I lean on the table
I lean on the wall
I leap across the bridge
I leap onto the tree stump

A: When you lean in to kiss someone, you should close your eyes. They leant in to kiss each other.

A: I have a choice between buying the red shoes or the red dress. I'm currently leaning towards buying the dress....

A: Do you mean that you almost made him believe that you like him? If that's the scenario you can say that "I almost leaned him in"

A: If you put your back or shoulder against a wall. You lean against the wall. If someone was speaking softly. You would bend at the waist and move your head closer to hear. You are leaning toward the person. If I'm standing over a work bench. If I bend my back to examine my work up close, I'm leaning over my work and/or the table.

A: Okay, so let’s say a coach is talking to their team and wants everyone to come close together so they can talk more privately. The coach can say “Okay everyone, lean in.” They want all the players to huddle close together so they can talk to each other. ‘To lean in” means to slightly bend forward.

To “lean on” something means to use something to hold yourself up. “He’s leaning on the wall.” “Don’t lean on my desk.”

To “lean on” someone (usually) means to use a person’s shoulder to rest your head. If you’re crying, you might lean your head on someone as a form on comfort. Or it can be an expression. “If you ever need someone to talk to, you can always lean on me”, meaning “If you ever need someone to talk to, you can always talk to me.”

A: They are similar!

He leaned against the wall.

She reclined her chair so she was more comfortable.

to lean has to do with a person and how they stand.

to recline is to move a chair's position so you can relax.

A: The girl had to bend over to pick up the piece of trash on the floor.
The girl had to lean over the fence to see the dog on the other side.

A: lean - наклоняться
bend over - наклоняться, но только вперед.
Если речь об этом их значении, конечно)

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A: @Weilun:

A: Ah, I see.
"Lean" here means to get thin or lose weight. ("Lean can also be an adjective meaning "thin/skinny".)
The process will be more even (and not sporadic) if you constantly give it enough water.

A: That sounds natural.
You can also say "I'm leaning away from it." It means the same thing though so it doesn't really matter.

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A: He leaned forward.