infertile; poor; barren

indifferent; ungenerous; unkind

frivolous; unstately; harsh

despise; belittle; disdain

approach; draw near; close in

short of strength; light; weak

thin; flimsy; slim

surname

slight; meagre; small

(adjective) 1. Slim; 2. Poor;

apply a light layer of makeup

gossamer

unkind, harsh, mean, acrimonious

(adjective) abrasive; mean and callous

"sparse" or "watery" (in reference to foods like congee)

mint; peppermint

(noun) Mint

heartless; unfeeling; merciless

冷血

a quesadilla (lit., "Mexican pizza")

thickness

very thin; very thin objects

thinly

mint candy; peppermint candy

peppermint (sweet)

human decency is thin like paper (i.e., don't expect decency from people)

Literal/Direct translation: Favor is as thin as a piece of paper – Describes the situation where a person is not getting any favor from the person he/she has asked.

meager, meagre

a pancake (lit., "thin fried cake")

(less used) cardboard | Syn.: 卡紙; 硬紙板; 紙板; [港] 咭紙

comforter; thin quilt

a saying that discourages one from swaying or shaking one's legs.

lit.: a tree sways, leaves fall; a person sways, bad luck

scanty; meager

the setting sun

thin fabric

Pok Fu Lam Reservoir, a reservoir in Hong Kong

a road block [colloquial]

pizza (as a loanword/calque)

Pizza

membrane; film

weak; frail