Translations for „smidgeon“ 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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To really succeed in life takes a little talent, a lot of hard work and usually a smidgeon of luck.

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If he retains any conscience, nobility, or even a smidgeon of self-awareness, he should keep on running.

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But it may pay to just button back the optimism meter a smidgeon.

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I think the love died -- though a smidgeon still pulses, deep in the darkest corner of my heart -- during two scenes from last year.

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This week, he pushed out his prime minister for showing a smidgeon of doubt about his ever-increasing power.

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Pleasantries were exchanged, with a smidgeon of small talk.

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There's a touch of this, a little smidgeon of that, a dash of something else, like when you're cooking.

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It is of no matter whether these men have ever played the game or have even a smidgeon of rugby tradition or heritage.

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Once in the notch, the 258-tonne ship can be steered by moving the wheel just a smidgeon to port or starboard.

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I want the basics -- light, heat and a smidgeon of dry to boot.

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