Translations for „smidgen“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

smid·gen [ˈsmɪʤən], smid·geon, smid·gin N a smidgen

smidgen

kanček m

smidgen of liquid

kapljica f

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But if you sell a program on the basis of an unconditional and explicit promise to "eradicate homelessness," should you not reduce it a smidgen?

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On a long-haul flight, particularly at high latitudes, that smidgen can become a dollop.

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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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I hate to say this... but... there's a smidgen of truth in what she's saying.

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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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She calls all her boyfriends "daddy" without a smidgen of irony.

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Jack himself envisioned a chance to simultaneously seize a plum reporting assignment and spend at least a smidgen of quality time with his family.

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Oh, to have a smidgen of that equanimity.

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There's also a smidgen more space available on the second row of sliding seats thanks to an increased range of adjustment.

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What has a smidgen more dignity and general appropriateness?

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