“PETTY” на русском языке

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имя прилагательное
мелкий
small shallow fine petty potty minute
мелочный
petty niggling trifling peddling little meticulous
небольшой
small little low moderate narrow petty
ограниченный
limited bounded restricted confined finite petty
незначительный
minor light insignificant small slight petty
маловажный
insignificant indifferent petty
узкий
narrow tight restricted contracted parochial petty

синонимы

имя прилагательное

trivial trifling minor small unimportant insignificant inconsequential inconsiderable negligible paltry footling pettifogging piffling piddling fiddling de minimis

имя существительное

petit larceny petty larceny

примеры использования

And so it went on in ever deeper detail, petty clauses and conditions that Liang barely understood.

There’s something not right with those three, but I hate to hold them for an attempted petty theft.

Even Merrill blinked as Nesta said, “With a fancy title like that, surely such a petty grudge should be beneath you.

Not petty thieves.

”Nesta was still reeling from the generosity of Gwyn’s gift that evening when she found a note from Cassian, telling her he needed to stay overnight in one of the Illyrian outposts to deal with some petty squabble between war-bands.

I remember how I used to rely on my instant judgements, back when I was trying to learn this stuff as an occupation, and I would have said with no hesitation that this man was a petty criminal, dressing in the hope of getting better at it.

Zafir sent them now and then with petty errands and asked him odd little questions and sometimes demanded his presence.

And I’m not talking about petty phobias.

“We shall ask the innkeeper for leniency, unless you refuse to show that small bit of mercy for an attempted petty theft.

But who could guarantee the honesty of the petty officials, of the chief of police in the nearest town, of the little mayor of the nearest village, of the general of the nearest military post?

Not our petty fights or differences.