Translations for „smidgen“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

smidgen <smidgen; smidgens> N

smidgen

جزء صغير

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But it's rare to see that simple and satisfying smidgen of game design made more complicated.

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Somehow, it would be a smidgen more acceptable.

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There's an obvious flaw however, with the toothbrush needing a smidgen of natural light to power up the solar panel.

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One man simply could not be stirred sufficiently by the lure of a global competition to put in even a smidgen of hard work.

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In both cases, there was a smidgen of truth in their self-justification.

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All this is achieved in 19 tracks, ranging from just under a minute to a smidgen over six.

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Apply a smidgen to a soft cloth and wipe down the keys.

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And you have to have a smidgen of sympathy for the downtrodden who voted out as a misguided means of improving their economic position.

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Oh, to have a smidgen of that equanimity.

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It combined her comedic smidgen of wickedness with a dusting of softness, to ensure she wasn't too scary for wee ones in the audience.

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