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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. slight [Brit slʌɪt, Am slaɪt] N

slight
affront m (on à, from de la part de)
to suffer a slight

II. slight [Brit slʌɪt, Am slaɪt] ADJ

1. slight:

slight change, delay, exaggeration, improvement, injury, movement, rise, shock, stroke
slight attr risk, danger
slight attr pause, hesitation

2. slight figure, physique, person:

slight
to be slight of build

3. slight (lightweight):

slight book, article, film

III. slight [Brit slʌɪt, Am slaɪt] VB trans

1. slight (offend):

slight person

2. slight Am (underestimate):

slight

IV. slighted ADJ

slighted person:

a slight mishap
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
slight limp
slight cough
fluet (fluette) corps, personne
slight
it has a slight apricot flavour Brit
boitillant (boitillante)
with a slight limp attr, après n
slight drop
slight drop of 3%
slight drop (de in)

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. slight <-er, -est> [slaɪt] ADJ

1. slight (small):

slight chance, possibility
(not) the slightest bit ... Brit

2. slight (not very noticeable or serious):

slight

3. slight (slim and delicate):

slight

4. slight (lightweight):

slight

II. slight [slaɪt] N (snub)

slight

III. slight [slaɪt] VB trans

slight
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
léger (-ère)
slight
slight injuries
menu(e) bruits
slight
to have a slight cough
slight upturn
a slight improvement
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. slight <-er, -est> [slaɪt] ADJ

1. slight (small):

slight chance, possibility

2. slight (not noticeable or serious):

slight

3. slight (slim, delicate):

slight

4. slight (lightweight):

slight

II. slight [slaɪt] N (snub)

slight

III. slight [slaɪt] VB trans

slight
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
léger (-ère)
slight
slight injuries
menu(e) bruits
slight
to have a slight cough
slight upturn
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