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I . small [smɔ:l, Am smɑ:l] ADJ

1. small person, problem, letter:

small
mały

2. small farmer, dealer:

small
drobny

3. small (insignificant):

to make sb feel small
peszyć [perf s-] kogoś
small wonder
nic dziwnego

4. small (on a limited scale):

in a small way
na małą skalę
in sb's own small way
na miarę swoich możliwości

II . small [smɔ:l, Am smɑ:l] N no pl

small ad N

small arms N pl

small change N no pl

small claim N LAW

small fry N no pl inf

1. small fry (children):

small fry
drobiazgi mpl

2. small fry (people):

small fry
płotki fpl

small hours N pl

small intestine N

small-minded [ˌsmɔ:lˈmaɪndɪd] ADJ pej

small print N no pl

small-scale ADJ

small screen N no pl fig

Usage examples with smaller

the eagles prey on smaller mammals
orły polują na mniejsze ssaki

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
This can allow many small creatures to gang up on a single bigger creature that would survive blocking any one of these smaller creatures.
en.wikipedia.org
Or smaller sweeties, such as hellebores, cyclamen, snowdrops, crocus and several types of iris.
www.stuff.co.nz
Stylistic comparison between larger and smaller formats of the period remains difficult.
en.wikipedia.org
Apart from lead and zinc it also produced silver, manganese and heavy metals such as cadmium, vanadium, and titanium in smaller quantities.
en.wikipedia.org
Investing in smaller companies that lack the franchises of big blue chips means more risk of losing money and having your dividend cut or suspended.
www.theglobeandmail.com
It is not the same instrument as a marching baritone, which is a different, slightly smaller brass instrument.
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As there is less cache, the data cache unit chips are smaller as a result, and the revised storage control unit chip is also smaller.
en.wikipedia.org
For smaller inputs, an even larger percentage of the total measurement time is spent in the run-up phase.
en.wikipedia.org
The mouth is slightly arched; there are five papillae across the floor with the outermost pair smaller and set apart from the others.
en.wikipedia.org
Many, if not most, of our principal cities are balkanised by boundaries which carve up the true city into smaller municipalities.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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