Definition of razor-thin in English:

razor-thin

adjective

1Extremely thin.
razor-thin slices of salmon
Example sentencesExamples
- On March 8th, the razor thin crescent moon lies only 6 degrees to the left of Mars.
- Here sweeping, razor-thin incisions slash through medium without ever cutting through to canvas.
- Every razor thin slice of meat is astounding, melting in your mouth and growing in flavor as you slowly savor each piece.
- The area around your pinky is where you'll start hunting for the razor thin crescent moon.
- Most high-speed catamarans are built to outmuscle the oceans, but Team Phillips's razor-thin bows slice smoothly through waves.
- She began to slowly tear the leaf along the razor thin veins.
- By this time Virginia was razor thin and experiencing paranoid delusions.
- Sally's lips closed to a razor thin slit, resting nimbly.
- At night a razor-thin beam of light shone across the store at a height of several feet.
- Although never a classically handsome frontman, the wild-eyed, razor-thin Cave suddenly found himself an object of female fascination.
- The heat sears my head in razor thin strips between tight parcels of foil.
- Although he is razor thin, the youngster certainly puts himself about the park.
1. 1.1 (especially of a margin of victory) very slim; barely achieved.
  a razor-thin margin of eight votes
  Example sentencesExamples
  On Friday, Bush travels to Florida to rally voters in Miami in hopes of expanding the razor-thin victory he had there in 2000.
  Meanwhile, Democrats will be struggling to hold on to their razor-thin majority in the Senate.
  None of this is helped, say analysts, by the razor-thin profit margins for many suppliers.
  You have this razor thin majority in the House of Representatives right now.
  Bad weather, skyrocketing fuel prices and fierce discount competition are reducing profit margins to razor-thin levels.
  A majority of Americans are already experiencing buyers' remorse; Bush's razor-thin victory on election day may have witnessed the height of his popularity.
  Only 32 percent of the electorate turned up at the polls, voting by a razor-thin margin to retain the existing law.
  The mayor was re-elected this weekend by a razor-thin margin.
  Senate Democrats in particular are grappling with their razor-thin majority, which gives Republicans the power to block progressive legislation of any kind.
  In the initial returns, Mr. Siegelman appeared to have won by a razor-thin margin.
  The top House Democrat is crying foul today over the razor-thin passage of the Central America Free Trade Agreement.
  Will his condition wipe out the Democrats' razor-thin advantage in the Senate?
  The profit margin for small scale hosting is razor thin.
  The motion was defeated by a razor thin vote of 137 to 132.
  He won his 2002 election with a razor-thin margin.
  And with a third of the vote in, Hackett is managing to hold on to a razor thin lead.
  Our margin in the Senate is also razor-thin.
  We'll look at how he pulled out a razor-thin reelection win.
  Nevertheless, in September 2003 Proposition 12 passed by a razor-thin majority.
  Profit margins, accordingly, are razor thin.

Definition of razor-thin in US English:

razor-thin

adjective

1Extremely thin.
razor-thin slices of salmon
Example sentencesExamples
- By this time Virginia was razor thin and experiencing paranoid delusions.
- Sally's lips closed to a razor thin slit, resting nimbly.
- She began to slowly tear the leaf along the razor thin veins.
- The heat sears my head in razor thin strips between tight parcels of foil.
- Although never a classically handsome frontman, the wild-eyed, razor-thin Cave suddenly found himself an object of female fascination.
- Although he is razor thin, the youngster certainly puts himself about the park.
- At night a razor-thin beam of light shone across the store at a height of several feet.
- The area around your pinky is where you'll start hunting for the razor thin crescent moon.
- Every razor thin slice of meat is astounding, melting in your mouth and growing in flavor as you slowly savor each piece.
- Most high-speed catamarans are built to outmuscle the oceans, but Team Phillips's razor-thin bows slice smoothly through waves.
- Here sweeping, razor-thin incisions slash through medium without ever cutting through to canvas.
- On March 8th, the razor thin crescent moon lies only 6 degrees to the left of Mars.
1. 1.1 (especially of a margin of victory) very slim; barely achieved.
  a razor-thin margin of eight votes
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the initial returns, Mr. Siegelman appeared to have won by a razor-thin margin.
  Profit margins, accordingly, are razor thin.
  Meanwhile, Democrats will be struggling to hold on to their razor-thin majority in the Senate.
  The profit margin for small scale hosting is razor thin.
  Will his condition wipe out the Democrats' razor-thin advantage in the Senate?
  Only 32 percent of the electorate turned up at the polls, voting by a razor-thin margin to retain the existing law.
  Our margin in the Senate is also razor-thin.
  Bad weather, skyrocketing fuel prices and fierce discount competition are reducing profit margins to razor-thin levels.
  You have this razor thin majority in the House of Representatives right now.
  None of this is helped, say analysts, by the razor-thin profit margins for many suppliers.
  And with a third of the vote in, Hackett is managing to hold on to a razor thin lead.
  The mayor was re-elected this weekend by a razor-thin margin.
  A majority of Americans are already experiencing buyers' remorse; Bush's razor-thin victory on election day may have witnessed the height of his popularity.
  He won his 2002 election with a razor-thin margin.
  On Friday, Bush travels to Florida to rally voters in Miami in hopes of expanding the razor-thin victory he had there in 2000.
  Senate Democrats in particular are grappling with their razor-thin majority, which gives Republicans the power to block progressive legislation of any kind.
  We'll look at how he pulled out a razor-thin reelection win.
  Nevertheless, in September 2003 Proposition 12 passed by a razor-thin majority.
  The top House Democrat is crying foul today over the razor-thin passage of the Central America Free Trade Agreement.
  The motion was defeated by a razor thin vote of 137 to 132.

单词	razor-thin
释义	Definition of razor-thin in English: razor-thin adjective 1Extremely thin. razor-thin slices of salmon Example sentencesExamples On March 8th, the razor thin crescent moon lies only 6 degrees to the left of Mars. Here sweeping, razor-thin incisions slash through medium without ever cutting through to canvas. Every razor thin slice of meat is astounding, melting in your mouth and growing in flavor as you slowly savor each piece. The area around your pinky is where you'll start hunting for the razor thin crescent moon. Most high-speed catamarans are built to outmuscle the oceans, but Team Phillips's razor-thin bows slice smoothly through waves. She began to slowly tear the leaf along the razor thin veins. By this time Virginia was razor thin and experiencing paranoid delusions. Sally's lips closed to a razor thin slit, resting nimbly. At night a razor-thin beam of light shone across the store at a height of several feet. Although never a classically handsome frontman, the wild-eyed, razor-thin Cave suddenly found himself an object of female fascination. The heat sears my head in razor thin strips between tight parcels of foil. Although he is razor thin, the youngster certainly puts himself about the park. 1.1 (especially of a margin of victory) very slim; barely achieved. a razor-thin margin of eight votes Example sentencesExamples On Friday, Bush travels to Florida to rally voters in Miami in hopes of expanding the razor-thin victory he had there in 2000. Meanwhile, Democrats will be struggling to hold on to their razor-thin majority in the Senate. None of this is helped, say analysts, by the razor-thin profit margins for many suppliers. You have this razor thin majority in the House of Representatives right now. Bad weather, skyrocketing fuel prices and fierce discount competition are reducing profit margins to razor-thin levels. A majority of Americans are already experiencing buyers' remorse; Bush's razor-thin victory on election day may have witnessed the height of his popularity. Only 32 percent of the electorate turned up at the polls, voting by a razor-thin margin to retain the existing law. The mayor was re-elected this weekend by a razor-thin margin. Senate Democrats in particular are grappling with their razor-thin majority, which gives Republicans the power to block progressive legislation of any kind. In the initial returns, Mr. Siegelman appeared to have won by a razor-thin margin. The top House Democrat is crying foul today over the razor-thin passage of the Central America Free Trade Agreement. Will his condition wipe out the Democrats' razor-thin advantage in the Senate? The profit margin for small scale hosting is razor thin. The motion was defeated by a razor thin vote of 137 to 132. He won his 2002 election with a razor-thin margin. And with a third of the vote in, Hackett is managing to hold on to a razor thin lead. Our margin in the Senate is also razor-thin. We'll look at how he pulled out a razor-thin reelection win. Nevertheless, in September 2003 Proposition 12 passed by a razor-thin majority. Profit margins, accordingly, are razor thin. Definition of razor-thin in US English: razor-thin adjective 1Extremely thin. razor-thin slices of salmon Example sentencesExamples By this time Virginia was razor thin and experiencing paranoid delusions. Sally's lips closed to a razor thin slit, resting nimbly. She began to slowly tear the leaf along the razor thin veins. The heat sears my head in razor thin strips between tight parcels of foil. Although never a classically handsome frontman, the wild-eyed, razor-thin Cave suddenly found himself an object of female fascination. Although he is razor thin, the youngster certainly puts himself about the park. At night a razor-thin beam of light shone across the store at a height of several feet. The area around your pinky is where you'll start hunting for the razor thin crescent moon. Every razor thin slice of meat is astounding, melting in your mouth and growing in flavor as you slowly savor each piece. Most high-speed catamarans are built to outmuscle the oceans, but Team Phillips's razor-thin bows slice smoothly through waves. Here sweeping, razor-thin incisions slash through medium without ever cutting through to canvas. On March 8th, the razor thin crescent moon lies only 6 degrees to the left of Mars. 1.1 (especially of a margin of victory) very slim; barely achieved. a razor-thin margin of eight votes Example sentencesExamples In the initial returns, Mr. Siegelman appeared to have won by a razor-thin margin. Profit margins, accordingly, are razor thin. Meanwhile, Democrats will be struggling to hold on to their razor-thin majority in the Senate. The profit margin for small scale hosting is razor thin. Will his condition wipe out the Democrats' razor-thin advantage in the Senate? Only 32 percent of the electorate turned up at the polls, voting by a razor-thin margin to retain the existing law. Our margin in the Senate is also razor-thin. Bad weather, skyrocketing fuel prices and fierce discount competition are reducing profit margins to razor-thin levels. You have this razor thin majority in the House of Representatives right now. None of this is helped, say analysts, by the razor-thin profit margins for many suppliers. And with a third of the vote in, Hackett is managing to hold on to a razor thin lead. The mayor was re-elected this weekend by a razor-thin margin. A majority of Americans are already experiencing buyers' remorse; Bush's razor-thin victory on election day may have witnessed the height of his popularity. He won his 2002 election with a razor-thin margin. On Friday, Bush travels to Florida to rally voters in Miami in hopes of expanding the razor-thin victory he had there in 2000. Senate Democrats in particular are grappling with their razor-thin majority, which gives Republicans the power to block progressive legislation of any kind. We'll look at how he pulled out a razor-thin reelection win. Nevertheless, in September 2003 Proposition 12 passed by a razor-thin majority. The top House Democrat is crying foul today over the razor-thin passage of the Central America Free Trade Agreement. The motion was defeated by a razor thin vote of 137 to 132.
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