SLIGHT - Traduzione inglese-francese

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglese

francese

I. slight [ingl brit slʌɪt, ingl am slaɪt] SOST

slight

affront m (on à, from de la part de)

to suffer a slight

subir un affront

II. slight [ingl brit slʌɪt, ingl am slaɪt] AGG

1. slight:

slight change, delay, exaggeration, improvement, injury, movement, rise, shock, stroke

léger/-ère

slight attr risk, danger

faible

slight attr pause, hesitation

petit

the improvement/her interest is slight

l'amélioration/son intérêt est faible

the chances of it happening are slight

il y a de faibles chances pour que cela arrive

not to have the slightest difficulty/idea

ne pas avoir la moindre difficulté/idée

at the slightest provocation

à la moindre provocation

not in the slightest

pas le moins du monde

2. slight figure, physique, person:

slight

mince

to be slight of build

être mince

3. slight (lightweight):

slight book, article, film

superficiel/-ielle

III. slight [ingl brit slʌɪt, ingl am slaɪt] VB vb trans

1. slight (offend):

slight person

humilier

2. slight ingl am (underestimate):

slight

sous-estimer

IV. slighted AGG

slighted person:

slighted

humilié

a slight mishap

un incident sans importance

we had a slight mishap with the car

nous avons eu un petit problème avec la voiture

francese

inglese

boitillement

slight limp

toussotement

slight cough

fluet (fluette) corps, personne

slight

c'est légèrement abricoté

it has a slight apricot flavour ingl brit

boitillant (boitillante)

with a slight limp attr, après sost

de faible/forte/moyenne corpulence

of slight/stout/medium build

infléchissement

slight drop

infléchissement de 3%

slight drop of 3%

inflexion

slight drop (de in)

inflexion des résultats

slight drop in the results

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inglese

francese

I. slight <-er, -est> [slaɪt] AGG

1. slight (small):

slight chance, possibility

infime

the slightest thing/idea

la moindre chose/idée

(not) the slightest bit ... ingl brit

pas le moindre ....

2. slight (not very noticeable or serious):

slight

insignifiant(e)

3. slight (slim and delicate):

slight

frêle

4. slight (lightweight):

slight

léger(-ère)

II. slight [slaɪt] SOST (snub)

slight

offense f

III. slight [slaɪt] VB vb trans

slight

offenser

francese

inglese

léger (-ère)

slight

blessures légers

slight injuries

menu(e) bruits

slight

toussoter

to have a slight cough

frémissement

slight upturn

un léger mieux

a slight improvement

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

I. slight <-er, -est> [slaɪt] AGG

1. slight (small):

slight chance, possibility

infime

the slightest thing/idea

la moindre chose/idée

(not) the slightest bit ...

pas le(la) moindre ....

2. slight (not noticeable or serious):

slight

insignifiant(e)

3. slight (slim, delicate):

slight

frêle

4. slight (lightweight):

slight

léger(-ère)

II. slight [slaɪt] SOST (snub)

slight

offense f

III. slight [slaɪt] VB vb trans

slight

offenser

francese

inglese

léger (-ère)

slight

blessures légers

slight injuries

menu(e) bruits

slight

toussoter

to have a slight cough

frémissement

slight upturn

un léger mieux

a slight improvement

Present

I	slight
you	slight
he/she/it	slights
we	slight
you	slight
they	slight

Past

I	slighted
you	slighted
he/she/it	slighted
we	slighted
you	slighted
they	slighted

Present Perfect

I	have	slighted
you	have	slighted
he/she/it	has	slighted
we	have	slighted
you	have	slighted
they	have	slighted

Past Perfect

I	had	slighted
you	had	slighted
he/she/it	had	slighted
we	had	slighted
you	had	slighted
they	had	slighted

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

However, that summer and autumn were plagued with mishaps.

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It was not a game filled with errors and mishaps, but rather two well-coached teams that matched up equally.

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During her tenure there, a slight mishap occurred.

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Many of these losses involve aircraft mishaps in remote and difficult to reach areas.

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These were generally met with considerable success, although they were not without mishap.

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