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slight /slaɪt/ adjective leggero;
‹importance› poco;
(slender) esile;
~est minimo;
not in the ~est niente affatto transitive verb offendere noun offesa f

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'slight' found in these entries:

English:

remote - shading - sniffle

Italian:

leggero - lieve - tenue

slight: WordReference English-Italian Dictionary © 2009

slight			atto di mancanza di rispetto nm
slight		(thin) minuto	snello adj
slight		(thin) leggero	sottile adj
slight		(of quantity) appena percettibile	leggero adj
slight		(of quantity) piccolo	minimo adj
slight			mancare di rispetto v
slight		(of quantity)	minimo adj
slight			lieve agg
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Compound Forms/Forme composte
slight bend			leggera curva
slight improvement			lieve miglioramento
slight limp			lieve zoppicamento
slight sea			mare mosso nm
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Forum discussions with the word(s) 'slight' in the title:
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a slight of hand
a slight remove
And slight behind the unlit shades
and with a slight shock from the radical change of view
Delicately Winy Erbaceo With A Slight Hint Of Vanilla
Her voice had a slight catch
I thought I detected a slight Italian accent
Taking but slight and always selfish interest
to make a slight face
unfortunate slight

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