I. small [Brit smɔːl, Am smɔl] N
- the small of the back
- le creux du dos, les reins mpl
- in the small of her back
- dans le creux du dos
II. smalls N
smalls npl Brit inf, euph:
- smalls
- petit linge m
III. small [Brit smɔːl, Am smɔl] ADJ
1. small (not big):
- small house, car, book, coin, dog, bag
- petit
- small attr change, job, mistake, matter
- petit
- small attr increase, majority, proportion, quantity, amount, stake
- faible
- small attr sum, number
- petit
- the dress is too small for her
- la robe est trop petite pour elle
- a small sweatshirt
- un sweatshirt de petite taille
- the change was small
- le changement était sans importance
- his influence was small
- son influence était négligeable
- it would cost a small fortune inf
- ça me coûterait une petite fortune
- the small matter of the £1, 000 you owe me iron
- la bagatelle de 1 000 livres que tu me dois iron
- it is written with a small letter
- ça s'écrit avec une minuscule
- in his or her own small way (gen)
- à sa façon
- in his or her own small way (financially)
- dans la mesure de ses modestes moyens
- small amount of
- ajoutez un peu de
- to cut sth up small
- couper qc en petits morceaux
- to fold sth up small
- plier qc plusieurs fois
- everybody, great and small, will be affected
- riches et pauvres, tout le monde sera touché
- the smallest room inf euph
- le petit coin inf, euph
- it's a small world!
- que le monde est petit!
2. small (petty):
- small person, act
- mesquin
3. small (not much):
- to have small cause or reason for worrying or to worry
- n'avoir guère de raisons de s'inquiéter
- it is small comfort or consolation to sb
- c'est une piètre consolation pour qn
- it is of small consequence
- c'est sans importance
- it is of no small consequence
- c'est loin d'être sans importance
- small wonder he left!
- pas étonnant qu'il soit parti!
4. small (quiet):
- small voice, noise
- petit
- small sound
- faible
5. small (humiliated):
- to feel or look small
- être dans ses petits souliers inf
- to make sb feel or look small
- humilier qn
- ‘I did it, ’ she said in a small voice
- ‘c'est moi qui l'ai fait’ a-t-elle dit d'une petite voix
IV. small [Brit smɔːl, Am smɔl] ADV
small write:
- small
- petit
V. small [Brit smɔːl, Am smɔl]
- he's small beer inf or potatoes inf Am
- il est insignifiant
- it's small beer or potatoes Am
- c'est de la petite bière inf
small-minded ADJ
- small-minded
- mesquin
small intestine N
- small intestine
- intestin m grêle
small shopkeeper N
- small shopkeeper
- petit commerçant m
small talk N
- small talk
- banalités fpl
- to make small talk
- faire la conversation
small arms N npl
- small arms
- armes fpl légères
small businessman N
- small businessman
- petit entrepreneur m
small change N
- small change
- petite monnaie f
small-mindedness N
- small-mindedness
- mesquinerie f
small ad N Brit
- small ad
- petite annonce f
I. small [smɔ:l] ADJ
1. small (not large):
- small
- petit(e)
- to be too small for sb/sth
- être trop petit pour qn/qc
2. small (young):
- small
- petit(e)
3. small (insignificant):
- small
- tout(e) petit(e)
- to feel small
- se sentir tout petit
- small consolation no art
- faible consolation
- it's small wonder no art
- ce n'est guère étonnant
4. small (on a limited scale):
- small
- peu considérable
- in a small way
- modestement
5. small TYPO, LIT:
- a small letter
- une minuscule
- with a small ‘c’
- avec un c minuscule
Phrases:
- it's a small world! prov
- le monde est petit
II. small [smɔ:l] N no pl
- the small of the back
- la chute des reins
small arms N pl
- small arms
- armes fpl portatives
small business <-es> N
- small business
- petite entreprise f
small-time ADJ
- small-time
- insignifiant(e)
small-scale ADJ
- small-scale
- réduit(e)
small hours N pl
- small hours
- heures fpl matinales
small-minded ADJ pej
- small-minded
- étroit(e) d'esprit
small businessman N
- small businessman
- gérant(-e) m (f) d'une petite entreprise
small screen N no pl
- small screen
- petit écran m
small ad N
- small ad
- petite annonce f
I. small [smɔl] ADJ
1. small (not large):
- small
- petit(e)
- to be too small for sb/sth
- être trop petit pour qn/qc
2. small (young):
- small
- petit(e)
3. small (insignificant):
- small
- tout(e) petit(e)
- to feel small
- se sentir tout petit
- to be no small matter
- ne pas être une mince affaire
- small wonder that ... iron hum
- ce n'est guère étonnant que ... +subj
4. small (on limited scale):
- small
- peu considérable
- in a small way
- modestement
5. small TYPO, LIT:
- a small letter
- une minuscule
- with a small ‘cʼ
- avec un c minuscule
Phrases:
- it's a small world! prov
- le monde est petit prov
II. small [smɔl] N
- the small of the back
- la chute des reins
small business <-es> N
- small business
- petite entreprise f
small businessman N
- small businessman
- gérant (-e) m (f) d'une petite entreprise
small beer N
- to be small beer
- avoir peu d'importance
- sth is small beer compared to sth
- qc est insignifiant par rapport à qc
small fry N inf
1. small fry (children):
- small fry
- gosses mpl
2. small fry fig (unimportant person):
- small fry
- menu m fretin
small change N
- small change
- petite monnaie f
small ad N
- small ad
- petite annonce f
small-minded ADJ
- small-minded
- étroit(e) d'esprit
small intestine N
- small intestine
- intestin m grêle
small-scale ADJ
- small-scale
- réduit(e)
- PME
- small or medium-sized enterprise
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