smattering in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for smattering in the English»Serbian Dictionary

smattering Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a smattering of applause
to have a smattering of English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
This paper covered local, state and a smattering of national and world news.
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The decision was met with anger from some, and a smattering of protests broke out after the announcement.
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It will be sited on 229,077 acres, about half federal, about half privately owned by an affiliate, and a smattering of state lands.
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The downtown core also has a smattering of advertising and architecture firms, and other creative businesses attracted by the area's distinctive architecture.
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This shark is a dark gray above, with faint blackish saddles mostly broken up into irregular blotches, and a smattering of lighter spots.
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The colonial town was an agrarian center, with a smattering of grist mills, distilleries, and iron works.
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Record service consisted of a smattering of 45s sent from a few of the major record labels.
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The limited edition controller features a two-tone color scheme, with a map design and a smattering of mountains and coastlines sketched across the control pad.
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They learn a smattering of scriptures, so they can quote whatever they want.
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Those with even a smattering of recent history will remember that the same attempts were made in psychology and sociology.
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