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slightest
infime
inglese
inglese
francese
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
at the slightest provocation
à la moindre provocation
without the slightest compunction
sans le moindre scrupule
without the slightest or a moment's hesitation
sans la moindre hésitation
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
boitillement
slight limp
toussotement
slight cough
fluet (fluette) corps, personne
slight
répondre à la moindre sollicitation du cavalier
to respond to the slightest prompting from the rider
la voiture répond à la moindre sollicitation de l'accélérateur/du chauffeur
the car responds to the slightest touch on the accelerator/from the driver
se fâcher pour des bricoles
to get angry at the slightest thing
c'est légèrement abricoté
it has a slight apricot flavour ingl brit
inglese
inglese
francese
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
to not have the slightest idea
ne pas avoir la moindre idée
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
léger (-ère)
slight
blessures légers
slight injuries
menu(e) bruits
slight
toussoter
to have a slight cough
le moindre bruit
the slightest noise
frémissement
slight upturn
un léger mieux
a slight improvement
inglese
inglese
francese
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
to not have the slightest idea
ne pas avoir la moindre idée
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
le moindre bruit
the slightest noise
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
Islight
youslight
he/she/itslights
weslight
youslight
theyslight
Past
Islighted
youslighted
he/she/itslighted
weslighted
youslighted
theyslighted
Present Perfect
Ihaveslighted
youhaveslighted
he/she/ithasslighted
wehaveslighted
youhaveslighted
theyhaveslighted
Past Perfect
Ihadslighted
youhadslighted
he/she/ithadslighted
wehadslighted
youhadslighted
theyhadslighted
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to not have the slightest idea
ne pas avoir la moindre idée
the slightest thing/idea
la moindre chose/idée
(not) the slightest bit ... ingl brit
pas le moindre ....
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Unfortunately, as if to manifest the gravity of our national disorientation, the idea is already doddering over charges of copyright claims.
thenationonlineng.net
The idea of a head start may seem unfair.
en.wikipedia.org
The idea that he could forget three or four big cheques like this is either risible, or a matter for a neurosurgeon.
www.listener.co.nz
The idea of residual topological isomerism introduces a handy scheme of modifying the molecular graphs and generalizes former efforts of systemization of mechanically bound and bridged molecules.
en.wikipedia.org
But you'll need to be quick as it will soon be dissolved to demonstrate the idea of non-attachment.
www.abc.net.au

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