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| Principal Translations |
slightest,
the slightest adj | (least possible) | menor posible adj |
| | | mínimo posible adj |
| | I'd add just the slightest amount of salt. |
| | Agregaré la menor cantidad de sal posible. |
slightest,
the slightest adj | (any at all) | mínimo/a adj |
| | | menos adj |
| | If you'd had the slightest concern you would have called us. |
| | Si tuvieras la mínima preocupación nos hubieras llamado. |
slightest,
the slightest adj | (person: most slender) | el más delgado loc adj |
| | | delgadísimo adj |
| | The slightest among the group was a red-haired girl. |
| | La más delgada del grupo era la niña pelirroja. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| slight adj | (very little) | leve adj mf |
| | | ligero/a adj |
| | | poco/a adj |
| | | escaso/a adj |
| | There was a slight breeze blowing. |
| | Había una brisa leve. |
| slight adj | (body: thin) | liviano/a adj |
| | | delgado/a, flaco/a adj |
| | Bill lifted up Mary, who was slight and weighed almost nothing. |
| | Bill levantó a María, pero era liviana y casi no pesaba nada. |
| slight n | (snub) | desprecio nm |
| | Agnes hadn't been invited to the wedding, and she complained about the slight for years. |
| | A Agnes no la invitaron a la boda y se quejó del desprecio durante años. |
| slight [sb]⇒ vtr | (snub) | despreciar a vtr |
| | | menospreciar a vtr |
| | | faltar al respeto a loc verb |
| | Peter didn't like John and slighted him at every opportunity. |
| | Pedro despreciaba a Juan cada vez que podía porque no le caía bien. |
| Additional Translations |
| slight adj | (not important) | menor adj mf |
| | | leve adj mf |
| | We've run into a slight problem, but we should be able to fix it very soon. |
| | Nos topamos con un problema menor, pero deberíamos poder solucionarlo pronto. |
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