другие переводы
| немного |
little
a little
a bit
slightly
some
few
|
| мало |
little
few
poco
|
| кое-что |
little
|
| небольшой |
small
little
low
moderate
narrow
lower
|
| маленький |
small
little
petite
puny
diminutive
wee
|
| незначительный |
minor
light
insignificant
small
slight
little
|
| малый |
small
little
lesser
petit
cove
baby
|
| короткий |
short
brief
small
little
skimpy
|
| ограниченный |
limited
bounded
restricted
confined
finite
little
|
| ничтожный |
insignificant
paltry
little
small
puny
naught
|
| мелочный |
petty
niggling
trifling
peddling
little
meticulous
|
| уменьшенный |
reduced
diminished
lessened
cut
little
|
| немногое |
little
|
| небольшое количество |
little
bit
dollop
sprinkling
mouthful
wee
|
| короткое время |
little
|
| пустяк |
trifle
nothing
nonsense
trinket
little
a mere nothing
|
| непродолжительное время |
little
|
| кое-что |
thing
little
smattering
|
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примеры использования
She was walking kinda slow, dragging her feet a little bit.
Nevertheless, there was little she could do if Sam was unwilling to explore the possibility, other than continue to share her observations and hope that he eventually changed his mind.
Hundreds of boats bobbed, rocked by the brisk cold winds that blew off the mountains, everything from little skiffs with barely a shred of sail to massive Vespinese river barges.
The little boy fell asleep, but was wakened again and again.
How about a little gratitude and respect?
It moved suddenly and she gave out a little cry of delight.
“I managed to track the thread and charms down before Solstice, thinking I’d make them for you as little presents, but they took longer to arrive than I thought they would.
By the time the fire brigade arrived from where they’d been sheltering in the town, there was little left for them to do.
Beside the bath sat a brass bowl on a pedestal filled with water and a little ice.
He draped an arm over her shoulders, and she lingered a little longer than necessary by his side.
The Darkling inhaled the boy’s screams, until the youth’s gaping mouth let out little more than a squeak.
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