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Newguest Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Fine-bladed

You may be familiar with this fine-bladed grass (lemongrass) if you enjoy Thai cooking, where it is a staple ingredient.

---- Does "fine-bladed" mean with "delicate" blades?
  

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No, it means narrow or thin rather than thick. Delicate applies to taste - this coffee is delicate rather than robust - and to (normal meaning) fragile as in a piece of china or even a nervous person's temperament.

— Citibox

  • No, it means narrow or thin rather than thick.
  • Delicate applies to taste - this coffee is delicate rather than robust - and to (normal meaning) fragile as in a piece of china or even a nervous person's temperament.
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No, it means narrow or thin rather than thick. Delicate applies to taste - this coffee is delicate rather than robust - and to (normal meaning) fragile as in a piece of china or even a nervous person's temperament.
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